Lack of lung surfactant in preterm newborns leads to respiratory distress, a major cause of death. Non-invasive medical cares are developed, based on real time measurement of flow surfactant instilled in the newborn. We propose a new optical flow sensor based on self-mixing interferometry, and develop a dedicated prototype for measuring surfactant flow rate in a small diameter duct.
Self-Mixing Flow Sensor for Lung Surfactant Delivery
Milesi I.;Ventura L.;Cavedo F.;Dellaca' R.;Norgia M.;
2020-01-01
Abstract
Lack of lung surfactant in preterm newborns leads to respiratory distress, a major cause of death. Non-invasive medical cares are developed, based on real time measurement of flow surfactant instilled in the newborn. We propose a new optical flow sensor based on self-mixing interferometry, and develop a dedicated prototype for measuring surfactant flow rate in a small diameter duct.File in questo prodotto:
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