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Skin Acetone as a Clinical Diagnostic Biomarker of Ketosis

2025-10-01

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background/Objectives: We present the first receiver operating characteristic (ROC) diagnostic analysis of skin-excreted acetone as a biomarker of ketosis. Participants/Methods: In a pilot study involving 16 healthy participants, we investigated the ability of skin-excreted acetone to differentiate between ketosis and non-ketosis states. Non-ketosis conditions were established under a n...

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4670ce90-c62c-57de-b830-3813274c9582
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7520156/v1
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