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Automatic Patch Adhesion Testing using Arduino


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1 SNS College of Engineering, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
2 PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
3 Excel Engineering College, Namakkal Dt, India
     

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In order to study and evaluate the suitability method of predicting the long term adhesion properties of patches to human skin is the biggest challenges in the medical sectors. adhesion to the skin is strictly linked to the efficiently and safety of the therapeutic treatment, now-a- days numerous report of in vivo adhesion lacking are still addressed to regulatory agencies. In real time health care system involving human skin an adhesion patch need to be integrated into diagnostic device. In medical field it is efficient to provide a patch adhesive capacity. Our motive is to develop the patch adhesion tester to determine adhesiveness of the patch. When the patch is given to the proposed tester then the measured values of the given patch will be displayed.

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Patch Adhesive Tester, Bio Medical Instruments, Embedded Medical Instruments.
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Authors

P. Ramya
SNS College of Engineering, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
B. Padmapriya
PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India
S. Poornachandra
Excel Engineering College, Namakkal Dt, India
M. Arumugaraja
PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

Abstract


In order to study and evaluate the suitability method of predicting the long term adhesion properties of patches to human skin is the biggest challenges in the medical sectors. adhesion to the skin is strictly linked to the efficiently and safety of the therapeutic treatment, now-a- days numerous report of in vivo adhesion lacking are still addressed to regulatory agencies. In real time health care system involving human skin an adhesion patch need to be integrated into diagnostic device. In medical field it is efficient to provide a patch adhesive capacity. Our motive is to develop the patch adhesion tester to determine adhesiveness of the patch. When the patch is given to the proposed tester then the measured values of the given patch will be displayed.

Keywords


Patch Adhesive Tester, Bio Medical Instruments, Embedded Medical Instruments.

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