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First received: January 08, 2026

Clinical Trial: Development of Microfluidic Patch-type Sweat Sensor

Study Status: COMPLETED

Recruit Status: COMPLETED

Condition: Diseases of the Genitourinary System

Study Type: INTERVENTIONAL


Official Title: Development of Microfluidic Patch-type Sweat Sensor Utilizing Surface-enhanced Raman Mechanism

Brief Summary: 1. Background Value of Sweat: Sweat has gained significant attention as a key biomarker for diagnosing dehydration and renal dysfunction (e.g., uremia), as it contains essential indicators that reflect blood concentrations, such as electrolytes and metabolites (creatinine, urea).Technical Transition: To overcome the limitations of conventional absorbent pads, such as contamination and evaporation, it is essential to develop flexible, wearable microfluidic devices that enable immediate collection and high-precision…

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