Advances in Photonic Materials and Integrated Devices for Smart and Digital Healthcare: Bridging the Gap Between Materials and Systems
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 4, 2025
Abstract
Recent
advances
in
developing
photonic
technologies
using
various
materials
offer
enhanced
biosensing,
therapeutic
intervention,
and
non‐invasive
imaging
healthcare.
Here,
this
article
summarizes
significant
technological
advancements
materials,
devices,
bio‐interfaced
systems,
which
demonstrate
successful
applications
for
impacting
human
healthcare
via
improved
therapies,
advanced
diagnostics,
on‐skin
health
monitoring.
The
details
of
required
necessary
properties,
device
configurations
are
described
next‐generation
followed
by
an
explanation
the
working
principles
light‐based
therapeutics
diagnostics.
Next,
paper
shares
recent
examples
integrated
systems
focusing
on
translation
immediate
clinical
studies.
In
addition,
limitations
existing
devices
future
directions
smart
discussed.
Collectively,
review
focus
trends
new
nanomaterials,
light
delivery
methods,
system
designs,
mechanical
structures,
material
functionalization,
to
advance
digital
Language: Английский
Tissue‐Adhesive and Stiffness‐Adaptive Neural Electrodes Fabricated Through Laser‐Based Direct Patterning
Jaehyon Kim,
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Yewon Kim,
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Kyoungryong Kim
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et al.
Small Methods,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Abstract
Recently,
implantable
devices
for
treating
peripheral
nerve
disorders
have
demonstrated
significant
potential
as
neuroprosthetics
diagnostics
and
electrical
stimulation.
However,
the
mechanical
mismatch
between
these
nerves
frequently
results
in
tissue
damage
performance
degradation.
Although
advances
are
made
stretchable
electrodes,
challenges,
including
complex
patterning
techniques
unstable
performance,
persist.
Herein,
an
efficient
method
developing
a
tissue‐adhesive,
stiffness‐adaptive
neural
interface
(TA‐SA‐PNI)
is
presented
employing
mechanically
electrically
stable
ultrathin
conductive
micro/nanomembrane
bilayer
(UC‐MNB)
electrodes.
A
direct
laser‐patterning
technique
utilized
to
anchor
UC‐MNB,
comprising
Cu
micromembrane
encapsulated
by
biocompatible
Au
nanomembrane,
onto
tough
self‐healing
polymer
(T‐SHP)
substrate
using
thermoplastic
properties
of
T‐SHP.
The
UC‐MNB
with
wavy
structure
exhibited
strain‐insensitive
under
strains
up
60%.
Furthermore,
its
dynamic
stress‐relaxation
enable
stiffness
adaptation,
potentially
minimizing
chronic
compression.
Finally,
phenylboronic
acid‐conjugated
alginate
(Alg‐BA)
adhesive
layer
offers
adhesion
ionic
conductivity,
optimizing
TA‐SA‐PNI
seamless
integration
into
applications.
Leveraging
advantages,
vivo
demonstrations
bidirectional
pathways
successfully
conducted,
featuring
measurements
sensory
signals
feedback
stimulation
sciatic
rats.
Language: Английский
Transient Implantable Electronics for Postsurgery Preventive Medicine
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 23, 2024
Abstract
The
field
of
postoperative
care
has
seen
a
remarkable
shift
toward
the
utilization
electronic
implantable
devices,
including
sensors,
biosensors,
stimulators,
and
drug
delivery
systems,
all
designed
with
biodegradable
form
factor
wireless
data/power
transmission
capability.
These
technologies
hold
immense
potential
for
postsurgery
out‐of‐hospital
monitoring
during
postdischarged
period,
where
continuous
physiological
signals
is
lacking.
Furthermore,
these
devices
eliminate
need
secondary
surgeries
required
device
retrieval
as
they
can
safely
degraded
in
body,
thus
enhancing
patient
recovery.
This
review
delves
into
latest
advancements
examining
their
application
vital
signs,
innovative
communication
powering
employ,
materials
that
enable
function.
analysis
extends
to
evaluating
efficacy
limitations
across
various
medical
applications.
Moreover,
it
explores
future
research
directions,
emphasizing
material
advancements,
miniaturization,
customization,
integration
artificial
intelligence
create
closed‐loop
therapeutic
systems.
comprehensive
underscores
transformative
outlines
pathway
innovations
this
dynamic
field.
Language: Английский
Fully biodegradable piezoelectric nanogenerator based on cellulose/PLLA electrospun fibers with high-performance for mechanical energy harvesting
Colloids and Surfaces A Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 135813 - 135813
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
Language: Английский