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RapidET: a MEMS-based platform for label-free and rapid demarcation of tumors from normal breast biopsy tissues

Medicine and Health

RapidET: a MEMS-based platform for label-free and rapid demarcation of tumors from normal breast biopsy tissues

A. V. G. K, G. Gogoi, et al.

Discover RapidET, a groundbreaking MEMS-based platform developed by Anil Vishnu G. K and colleagues for swift and label-free diagnosis of breast tumors. This innovative technology measures key tissue properties, revealing significant differences between tumor and normal tissues, enhancing accuracy in tumor demarcation.

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