Small (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany) · 2023
Battery-Free, Wireless, Cuff-Type, Multimodal Physical Sensor for Continuous Temperature and Strain Monitoring of Nerve.
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Kim Seunghwan, Oh Yong Suk, Lee Kwanghyoung, Kim Seongchan, Maeng Woo-Youl, Kim Kyung Su, Kim Ga-Been, Cho Seokjoo, Han Hyeonseok, Park Hyunwoo, Wang Mengqiu, Avila Raudel, Xie Zhaoqian, Ko Kabseok, Choi Jungrak, Je Minkyu, Lee Hyojin, Lee Sungho, Koo Jahyun, Park Inkyu
Аннотация
Peripheral nerve injuries cause various disabilities related to loss of motor and sensory functions. The treatment of these injuries typically requires surgical operations for improving functional recovery of the nerve. However, capabilities for continuous nerve monitoring remain a challenge. Herein, a battery-free, wireless, cuff-type, implantable, multimodal physical sensing platform for continuous in vivo monitoring of temperature and strain from the injured nerve is introduced. The thin, soft temperature, and strain sensors wrapped around the nerve exhibit good sensitivity, excellent stability, high linearity, and minimum hysteresis in relevant ranges. In particular, the strain sensor integrated with circuits for temperature compensation provides reliable, accurate strain monitoring with negligible temperature dependence. The system enables power harvesting and data communication to wireless, multiple implanted devices wrapped around the nerve. Experimental evaluations, verified by numerical simulations, with animal tests, demonstrate the feasibility and stability of the sensor system, which has great potential for continuous in vivo nerve monitoring from an early stage to complete regeneration.