… of individual VOCs, application in daily clinical practice is not feasible due to their … analyses.
We hypothesize that the development of a medical device, implementable in clinical practice …

… analysis as a diagnostic tool for detecting and monitoring infectious diseases in a clinical
setting. … Another study analyzed volatiles emitted by fecal samples from patients with ulcerative …

… Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from stool are the components of the smell of
stool … , Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, with the use of analytical tools, quantified volatile organic …

… Because of the promising application … work was the clinical setting, the IBS-SSS multi-item
instrument was deemed to be a more clinically meaningful outcome to measure in the current …

… Reasons for exclusion were the use of mucosal biopsies and other material rather than feces,
… which can be used to develop tailor-made eNose sensors to be used in clinical practice. …

… limiting the use of canine scent detection in clinical practice because … may implicate that VOC
analysis of fecal samples holds promise … of CRC, because the current fecal occult blood test …

… The first comprehensive review of breath analysis volatile organic compounds (VOCs) was
… of many compounds in human breath and proposed the use of breath analysis to quantify …

… build a volatile organic compound library containing 162 metabolites present in the stool
samples … The latter was formerly known as dl-menthol: we will use that name to aid readability. …

… fecal VOCs provide a new and promising clinical approach to differential diagnosis, evaluation
of the inflammatory status… , thus far preventing the use of VOC analysis in clinical practice. …

… the widespread use of VOC analysis in the clinical setting, but … The present study reviews
the available data on VOC present … reliability of VOC analysis in breath and faeces, blood and …