February 03, 2023
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VIDEO: Impedance-based sensor shows promise in testing for dry eye markers
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KOLOA, Hawaii — In this Healio Video Perspective from Hawaiian Eye 2023, Leanne T. Labriola, DO, discusses promising data for InnSight Technology’s impedance-based sensor, which measures both MMP-9 and osmolarity.
“Our clinical results have shown that we have almost double the sensitivity as seen in the competing devices,” Labriola said. “This, in addition to getting both analytes on the same test, really provided good information that shows MMP-9 concentration increasing with exam findings, as we would want more prediction.”
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Labriola reports being the president and co-founder of InnSight Technology.
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