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New Use of Old Technology Could Aid Diabetic Foot Disease

Posted on August 12, 2013 by David G. Armstrong

New Use of Old Technology Could Aid Diabetic Foot Disease:

Using old-school Raman Spectroscopy might help in identifying infected bone at point of care. Now that’s using your noodle: Top Raman!

Raman, light of a different color

C.V. Raman

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