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Full Paper PDF ShareShare Abstract A gold dual‐microelectrode probe patterned on a silicon substrate for bio‐impedance measurement was fabricated, characterised and tested on different types of tissues. The aim of this study is to fabricate a device capable of using bioimpedance to discriminate different tissue types. This proof of concept of the device was characterised on meat and a gel/lard phantom which mimics fat and muscle.
Full Paper Justina Ugwah Corresponding Author E-mail address: justina.ugwah@tyndall.ie Tyndall National Institute, IRELAND Search for more papers by this author PDF ShareShare Abstract A microelectrode probe patterned on silicon substrate for bio‐impedance measurement was fabricated and characterised on different types of tissues. The aim of this study is to fabricate a device using bioimpedance to discriminate tissue types.
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