Diagnostics Using Fluorescence Emission TRIZ Cases
- Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lens Fluorescent Assay for Tear Glucose
A silicone hydrogel contact lens embeds ion-sensitive fluorophores to detect analyte concentrations in tear fluid via fluorescence.
- Boronic Acid Naphthyl-Pyridinium Sensors for Saccharide Detection
Fluorescent boronic acid receptors replace complex chromatography to measure saccharides, enabling rapid assessment of gastrointestinal permeability.
- NIRAF Calibration Sheath Phantom for OCT Fluorescence Accuracy
A fluorescent phantom coating calibrates the catheter's linear response, resolving variability in multimodality OCT fluorescence detection.
- DDAO Derivatives for Pathogen Detection via pH-Dependent Charge
Dynamic pH-dependent charge resolves the solubility and affinity trade-off in near-infrared labels.
- Nonlinear Optical Microscopy Platform for Rapid Tissue Imaging
A nonlinear optical microscopy platform uses a resonant scanning mirror to steer laser beams across tissue samples at high speeds.
- Fluorescence Measurement Device Position Control
A fluorescence measurement device links excitation light irradiation to position information for accurate data acquisition.
- Visible Aiming Beam for Real-Time Tissue Fluorescence Overlay
A visible aiming beam identifies tissue locations for real-time fluorescence overlay, resolving registration errors from invisible excitation wavelengths.
- Polarized Light Imaging for In Vivo Collagen Structure
A handheld polarized light imaging device captures wide-field reflectance data to visualize subsurface tissue structures.
- Line Excitation Array Detection Microscopy for High-Speed Volumetric Imaging
Acousto-optic deflectors steer excitation beams across subjects while linear detector arrays capture parallel optical signals.
- Non-invasive Gut Permeability Measurement via Fluorescence
A fluorescent contrast agent enables transcutaneous detection of gut permeability through skin irradiation and intensity analysis.
- Automated Fluorescent Gut Transit Monitoring System
Automated optical detection tracks fluorescent fecal markers in animal bedding using UV excitation and visible-light cameras.