PROBLEMATIC ISSUES OF THE USE OF FIBER-OPTIC PRESSURE SENSORS IN MEDICAL PRACTICE

Abstract

The problematic issues that arise when measuring low pressures in medical practice, and the associated difficulties in designing measuring instruments, first of all, the low sensitivity of signal conversion, leading to an increase in the components of the basic error, the overall dimensions of the devices, the use of indirect measurement methods that entail large methodo-logical measurement errors, are considered. It is proposed to switch to advanced fiber-optic pressure sensors and new ways to measure low pressures with them.