A biomechanical comparative study of passive stomach tissue from pigs and humans
Acta Biomaterialia,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Post-Trauma Fetal Care Using Computational Analysis in Prenatal Surgical Guidance
Atieh Dehghani Ashkezari,
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Molly Bekbolatova,
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Jonathan Mayer
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Surgeries,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(3), P. 682 - 693
Published: Aug. 17, 2024
The
purpose
of
this
research
is
to
explore
the
biomechanical
consequences
maternal
injuries
on
fetal
movements.
Additionally,
aims
comprehend
relationship
between
these
and
movement
within
amniotic
sac
understand
extent
which
fluid
can
provide
protection
during
severe
injuries.
focus
potential
impact
could
have
surgical
procedures
preventative
strategies.
Using
advanced
computational
simulations,
study
investigates
how
various
influence
behavior
subsequent
stress
exerted
development.
findings
suggest
that
induce
stress,
primarily
affecting
posterior
regions
fetus
umbilical
cord,
depending
boundary
initial
conditions.
This
associated
with
displacement
sac.
While
provides
a
certain
level
protection,
its
limitations
become
apparent
These
insights
implications
for
field
surgery,
particularly
procedures.
They
underscore
need
improved
protective
measures
development
personalized
obstetric
neonatal
care
Moreover,
highlights
simulations
in
aiding
surgeons.
more
accurate
understanding
critical
areas
procedures,
thereby
enhancing
precision
safety
operations.
Language: Английский
Implications of compressive loading of the stomach wall: Interplay between mechanical deformation and microstructure
Acta Biomaterialia,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Mechanoadaptive Bioelectronics for Deep Tissue Sensing
Xueyang Ren,
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Yuehui Yuan,
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Jianqing Li
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et al.
Chinese Journal of Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 20, 2024
Comprehensive
Summary
Deep‐tissue
physiological
signals
are
critical
for
accurate
disease
diagnosis.
Current
clinical
equipment,
however,
often
falls
short
of
enabling
continuous,
long‐term
monitoring.
Wearable
and
implantable
flexible
electronics
offer
a
promising
avenue
addressing
this
limitation,
allowing
in
vivo
signal
collection
paving
the
way
early
diagnosis
personalized
treatment.
A
major
challenge
lies
ensuring
that
these
devices
seamlessly
integrate
with
diverse
microenvironments
throughout
human
body.
Mechanoadaptive
bioelectronics
is
emerging
as
key
solution
to
optimize
acquisition
device
robustness.
This
review
provides
comprehensive
overview
characteristics
various
organs
types
they
generate.
Furthermore,
it
explores
recent
advancements
mechanoadaptive
bioelectronics,
systematically
categorizes
their
strategies,
underscores
potential
revolutionize
healthcare.
Finally,
we
delve
into
ongoing
challenges
field
highlight
directions
advance
adaptability
further.
Key
Scientists
In
2017,
researchers
developed
an
ionic
skin
enhanced
mechanical
compatibility
through
strain‐hardening
properties.
[1]
Three
years
later,
neural
interface
platform
called
adaptive
self‐healing
electronic
epineurium
(A‐SEE)
was
reported.
[2]
minimized
stress
on
tissue
by
dynamically
relaxing
stress.
2021,
hydrogel
hybrid
probe
tracking
isolated
neuroelectric
activity,
optogenetics,
behavioral
studies
circuits.
also
utilized
hydration‐induced
softening
minimize
foreign
body
response.
[3]
same
year,
shape‐adaptive
imager
Kirigami
design
proposed.
[4]
following
morphing
(MorphE)
reported,
which
exhibited
attractive
viscoelasticity
minimal
growing
nerve
during
implantation.
[5]
2023,
standardized
tissue‐electronic
developed,
can
be
implanted
minimally
invasive
cardiac
procedures
rapidly
beating
heart.
[6]
Recently,
needle‐like
microfiber
based
biphasic
liquid
metal
created.
reach
target
site
simply
puncturing
enable
multifunctional
sensing.
[7]
At
about
time,
amalgamated
living
synthetic
components
studying
treating
inflammatory
disease.
[8]
enables
real‐time
digital
updates
potentially
treatment
non‐resolving
inflammation,
enlightening
new
generation
bioelectronics.
Language: Английский
Effect of Compressive Strain Rates on Viscoelasticity and Water Content in Intact Porcine Stomach Wall Tissues
Vijay Shashank Udayamohan,
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Achu G. Byju,
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Jason L. Harris
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et al.
Journal of Biomechanical Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
147(2)
Published: Nov. 9, 2024
Laparoscopic
staplers
are
used
extensively
to
seal
and
transect
tissue.
These
devices
compress
tissue
between
the
stapler
jaws
achieve
a
desired
compressed
thickness
in
preparation
for
stapling.
The
extent
rate
of
compression
dependent
on
surgeon
technique,
characteristics,
type,
all
which
can
impact
stapling
outcomes
such
as
bleeding,
staple
line
leaks,
healing.
Historically,
surgeons
have
relied
their
experience,
training,
tactile
feedback
from
device
optimize
In
recent
years,
transition
electromechanical
robotic
has
greatly
impacted
available
surgeon.
This
raises
new
questions
about
optimal
rates
resultant
forces.
study
quantifies
transmural
biomechanics
porcine
stomach
wall.
Multirate
indentation
tests
were
observe
effects
viscoelastic
behavior
during
indentation,
stress
relaxation,
unconstrained
recovery.
Results
show
that
wall
demonstrates
higher
relaxation
(88%
versus
80%)
greater
strain
recovery
(52%
47%)
when
indented
at
high
(37.5%/s)
slow
(7.5%/s).
Additionally,
water
content
analysis
was
fluid
flow
away
regions.
Unindented
regions
found
compared
(78%
75%).
data
generated
this
may
be
enable
development
constitutive
models
tissue,
turn
inform
control
algorithms
drive
compressive
surgical
devices.
Language: Английский
Impact of Convulsive Maternal Seizures on Fetus Dynamics
Milan Toma,
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Jonathan Mayer,
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Molly Bekbolatova
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et al.
International Journal for Numerical Methods in Biomedical Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
41(1)
Published: Dec. 25, 2024
ABSTRACT
The
study
findings
demonstrate
that
the
amniotic
fluid
plays
an
important
role
in
protecting
fetus
during
convulsive
maternal
seizures.
was
found
to
be
effective
buffer,
significantly
reducing
transfer
of
kinetic
energy
these
events.
This
highlights
sufficient
protection
provided
by
such
circumstances.
research
conducted
using
a
model
simulates
complex
interactions
between
pregnant
woman's
anatomy,
uterus,
and
immersed
fluid.
Key
parameters
as
speed,
acceleration,
Euler
angles
were
captured
sensors
used
input
for
computational
simulations.
results
showed
oscillatory
movement,
which
is
characteristic
seizure,
placenta
exhibit
variable
kinematics
relative
uterus.
Despite
variations,
significant
protective
buffer.
discovery
seizures
provides
valuable
insights
obstetricians.
It
can
help
managing
patient
care
pregnancy
complications,
emphasizing
importance
fetal
protection.
Language: Английский