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Application of Spectrophotometry in a Non-Invasive Way of Measuring Creatinine Levels

Ruiz et al., 2022

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8064603489668847712
Author
Ruiz H
Villasencio J
Linsangan N
Publication year
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Proceedings of the 2022 11th International Conference on Software and Computer Applications

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Serum Creatinine is considered one of the most widely used biomarkers for monitoring renal function. As the kidney is an essential internal organ of the body, it is crucial to monitor creatinine levels since it reflects the kidney's function. This paper presents a study on a …
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