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Leveraging Electronic Sensors in Smart Wound Dressings
Wearable technology has proven essential to developing pathways for deeper engagement among doctors and patients in today’s healthcare environment. To date, wearable devices such as smart watches that provide instant monitoring capabilities has given consumers easy access to basic healthcare data.
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Design Considerations for Adhesive Pulse Oximeters Blog
Pulseoximetry has modernized healthcare with its ability to monitor the oxygen saturation of hemoglobin in arterial blood in a continuous and non-invasive manner. Learn more about how to improve the manufacturability of these medical devices.
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Conductive Hydrogels and Their Multiple Medical Applications
Hydrogels are widely utilized within advanced wound care. Their unique and highly tuneable properties allow them to be applied to solve many of the issues faced in the medical field. Conductive hydrogels are a material of particular interest, owing to their ability to pass electrical currents to the skin.
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How Medical Adhesives Are Used in Healthcare Applications
Medical-grade adhesives are typically coated on a variety of backings to form medical fixation materials. When creating any medical-grade adhesive, careful consideration should be taken in the selection of the proper adhesive type, backing substrate and coating technique.
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Developing Skin Safe Pulse Oximetry Devices for Neonatal Care
Pulse oximetry involves checking how well the heart is pumping oxygen through the body by attaching a painless sensor to rapidly detect changes in how efficiently oxygen is being carried to the extremities furthest from the heart.
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