Biosensors for early stroke detection

This article aims to provide a comprehensive review of the latest advances in biosensor technology for early stroke diagnosis. Analyzing current research from authoritative databases highlights the significance of biosensors in improving stroke detection and treatment outcomes, discusses their diagnostic capabilities, and addresses the challenges that must be overcome for broader clinical application. This review utilizes updated information and valid research from ISI, Google Scholar, Science Direct, Scopus, and PubMed to examine recent developments in biosensors applicable to early stroke diagnosis. The results indicate that biosensors are crucial for the early detection of strokes, and enhance treatment efficacy. The biosensors studied in this research serve as rapid and non-intrusive diagnostic instruments with exceptional precision and detection capabilities. Cutting-edge biosensors can identify distinct stroke-related biomarkers, offering rapid and non-invasive diagnostic solutions to improve stroke care outcomes. Despite these advancements, significant challenges remain regarding the sensitivity, specificity, and reliability of biosensors. These issues must be resolved to facilitate their widespread implementation in clinical settings.