Real-Time Molecular Sensing Heralds New Era Of Continuous Monitoring

The Case For DNA Aptamer-Based Sensors In Monitoring Vancomycin Concentrations And Creatinine Levels In Real-Time

The traditional method of performing conventional lab diagnostic testing, using blood draws and waiting often long periods for the results, presents challenges for clinicians dealing with complex medical conditions. Continuous diagnostic monitoring based on real-time molecular sensing is the long-awaited solution.   

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Continuous Glucose Monitors have demonstrated the power of real-time information in treating patients • Source: Shutterstock

A major drawback of the current process of lab diagnostic testing is that it lacks the ability to factor in trend data and real-time insights that allow for the informed decisions that doctors now more frequently require.

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