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Improving Acute Compartment Syndrome diagnostic technology with an Ion-Sensitive Field Effect Transistor Will Bacon, Mark Austin, Kelsey Murphy, & Alex Goodman Client: Dr. Christopher Doro Advisor: Professor Jeremy Rogers 2 Acute


  1. Improving Acute Compartment Syndrome diagnostic technology with an Ion-Sensitive Field Effect Transistor Will Bacon, Mark Austin, Kelsey Murphy, & Alex Goodman Client: Dr. Christopher Doro Advisor: Professor Jeremy Rogers

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  3. Acute Compartment Syndrome pH Glucose O ₂ 3 [5]

  4. 35% False-positive diagnosis (Doro et al) 4

  5. Client Objectives ● Continuous biochemical marker monitoring ○ 1 sample/10 minutes ○ Up to 2 hours ● Depth below skin ○ 1-5 cm ● Standard of care Dr. Christopher Doro ○ 16 gauge needle (1.194 mm) UW Health Orthopedics and Rehabilitation 5

  6. Previous Semester Tested the efficacy of an ISFET pH sensor versus a standard glass bulb pH sensor in a meat ● sample (Fig. 1) Tested the influence of variable K+ concentrations on pH readings ● Mimics in vivo variation during muscle ischemia ○ Fig. 1: Recorded pH of ISFET and glass bulb Fig. 2: ISFET and glass bulb pH measurements 6 recorded as a function of K + concentration. sensors vs. pH of immersive buffer solution

  7. = Primary Goal = Complementary Goal Timeline for Spring Semester Goal 3: Complete Goal 2: Design Goal 1: Fabrication Protocol Custom ISFET Construct and Bill of Materials Probe ISFET pH Kit February 8th March 1st April 1st May 1st Investigate Ideal ISFET Finalize Choice Finalize Material Configuration & of ISFET Selection & CAD Potential Limitations Manufacturer Model 7

  8. Goal 1: Construct Modular ISFET pH-kit Benefits Control over signal processing ● Hands-on experience with sensor ● Cannibalization of ISFET probe ● Drawbacks Sensor casing ~ 3mm >> 1.194 mm ● Built for ex vivo measurement ● Sentron: ISFET ph-sensor kit, www.sentron.nl Large reference probe ● 8

  9. Goal 2: Design custom ISFET probe ISFET sensor Electrical Interface Probe Configuration Sensor surface area Current model, FFC adaptor: Bioinert casing < 1.194 mm ● ● ● Terminal geometry 2.5 mm (w) x 6cm (l) Reference electrode location ○ ● ● Functionality vs. size ● ISFET Schematic FFC Adapter, Digikey Cross section of theoretical ISFET probe configuration 9

  10. Goal 3: Complete Bill of Materials and Fabrication Protocol www.cybrosys.com 10

  11. Down the Line: Regulatory Approval “Not quite” predicates: 510(k) or PMA Gastrointestinal pH Catheter EMG Electrodes www.laborie.com www.ternimed.de 11

  12. Past Expenses Item Description Cost ($) Glass bulb pH probe Control - used in Dr. Doro’s 607.50 original diagnostic study Water resistant pH meter Reports measured pH value 760.00 Heavy duty piercing probe ISFET pH probe 664.00 Thermometer Temperature monitoring 10.54 Perforated bags Encasement of meat model 11.89 during experiments Total 2054.03 12

  13. Predicted Spring Expenses Item Description Cost ($) Modular ISFET kit Modules for cannibalization 1100 - ISFET sensors - Reference electrodes - Analog, AD Converter and USB Interface modules Meat Samples for testing 10 measurements in physiological Total 1110 13

  14. Questions? 14

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