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titleOfInvention Pneumonia detection device
abstract The present invention provides a pneumonia detection device for detecting an exhaled air (101) of a patient (100) to determine whether the lungs of the patient (100) have been infected by at least one bacterial species. The device comprises a multi-gas sensing module (10), a temperature and humidity control module (20), and an operation control unit (30). The multi-gas sensing module (10) comprises a gas sensor array (12) reacting with a gas metabolized from the bacteria to generate a plurality of characteristic signals. The temperature and humidity control module (20) controls and measures an operational condition of 45°C-60°C and humidity between 7% and 20% for the gas sensor array (12). The gas sensor array (12) contacts with the exhaled air (101) to generate a plurality of measurement signals. The operation control unit (30) comparisons the measurement signals and the characteristic signals of different bacteria to generate a result determining whether the patient (100) has contracted the bacteria.
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