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William Kaiser (left) and Brennan Spiegel (right) developed a biosensor that monitors stomach noises and can be used to monitor the stomach after surgery. (Courtesy of William Kaiser)

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Newly developed biosensor can monitor post-surgery disorders - Daily Bruin

Newly developed biosensor can monitor post-surgery disorders

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Just as a stomach grumble can indicate hunger, some vibrations of the intestine – many undetectable to the human ear – can indicate whether a person is ready to be fed.

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Newly developed biosensor can monitor post-surgery disorders

By Nikki Somani

Aug. 25, 2014 2:09 a.m.