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Lite Image Analysis Module Salivary Diagnostic Tool - A Review

Jayanta Saikia, Balaji Pachipulusu, Poornima Govindaraju

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 50–57 · Published 25 Feb 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i431171

Abstract

Background: Saliva is a versatile biofluid that can help in detecting any oral or systemic disease of an individual. Saliva seems to be clinically an informative biofluid for easy prognosis of a disease and clinical or laboratory diagnosis of oral as well as many systemic diseases. It has some specific soluble biological markers that can be considered as an ideal approach for early detection of diseases. Aim: The aim of this paper was to review the recent developments of the Lite Image Analysis Module. Conclusion: Thus, this technology primarily helps in a rapid assessment of salivary biomarker levels signifying the probable systemic and oral condition of an individual both in quantitative as well as qualitative manner. Adopting a simple and quick technique, LIAM can be used effortlessly in some rural remote areas as well where advanced high technology laboratories have not yet reached. Clinical Significance: It is one of the recent advancements in the world of salivary diagnosis LIAM (Lite Image Analysis Module) that is a portable, light, hand-held scanning device which magnificently integrates a distinct analyte identification system that detects the type of analytes being tested and transfer the report straight to a smartphone or a Bluetooth devices.

LIAM lateral flow test non-invasive oral disease point of care salivary diagnostics saliva super sal verofy®.

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