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Recent advances in photonic crystal fiber-based sensors for biomedical applications

•PCF-based sensors have been investigated for biomedical applications.•Various novel PCF-based structures have been also investigated.•Various novel nanomaterials used with PCF have been tested.•Several diseases diagnosis can be also perform with PCF.•Sensing performance of PCF-based sensors are hig...

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Published in:Optical fiber technology 2022-12, Vol.74, p.103085, Article 103085
Main Authors: Rachana, Maddala, Charles, Ipshitha, Swarnakar, Sandip, Krishna, Sabbi Vamshi, Kumar, Santosh
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