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Smart Medical Devices: Nano-enabled Sensors, Electronics, and On-demand Drug Delivery Pooria Mostafalu April 2019 Outline Introduction Closed loop smart medical devices Smart dressing for the wound care management: o Smart


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April 2019

Pooria Mostafalu Smart Medical Devices: Nano-enabled Sensors, Electronics, and On-demand Drug Delivery

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  • Introduction
  • Closed loop smart medical devices
  • Smart dressing for the wound care management:
  • Smart closed-loop wound dressing
  • Biotextile wound dressing for drug delivery
  • Micorneedle based wound dressing
  • Conclusion

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Introduction

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Current approach: Regular screening

  • Expensive
  • Inhibit early screening
  • Inaccuracy
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Closed-loop Smart Devices

  • Smart platform transmits healing factor information via Bluetooth to a mobile

device which uploads the data to a cloud.

  • Healthcare providers can remotely monitor healing and modify treatment if

necessary.

Cloud Wi-Fi Bluetooth Treatment modification Physician Internet provider Smart device

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Problem: Chronic Wounds

Chronic wound treatment places a heavy cost and resource burden on the health care system, costing over $50 billion annually in the US. 25% of infected chronic wounds lead to

  • amputation. Chronic wounds are the

leading cause of non-traumatic limb amputation.

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Wound Healing Pathway

  • pH, oxygen, and proinflammatory cytokines are key markers for monitoring
  • f wound healing.
  • Antibiotics, growth factors, and immune regulating drugs are essential.

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Alginates Hydrogels Foams Hydrocolloid Transparent Film

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State-of-the-art in Current Wound Dressings

Current dressings :

  • Maintain moisture balance
  • Remain in place but not adherent to wound bed
  • Minimize shear, friction, skin irritation, and additional pressure

Continuous monitoring and treatment is not available.

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Smart Flexible Wound Dressing

  • P. Mostafalu, et al. (2018) . Small
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Smart Textile Dressing

  • An active wound dressing was fabricated using composite fibers with a core electrical

heater covered by a layer of hydrogel containing thermo-responsive drug carriers.

  • This biotextile dressing can deliver biomolecules with a pre-determined spatial and

temporal delivery ability.

  • P. Mostafalu, et al. (2017) . Advance Functional Materials
  • P. Mostafalu, et al. (2018) . Nature Microsystem and Nanoengineering
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Smart Microneedle-based Dressing

Needle-based bandage Electronic board

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Highlighted Results

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  • P. Mostafalu, et al. (2019) . science advances
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Conclusion

  • A better treatment outcome, clinical practice should decide about “what”, “when”, and

“where” you should deliver a drug.

  • Sensors allows that what kind of treatment should be delivered.
  • Electronic system can be used to readout the data and make the decision when the

treatment should be applied.

  • Stimuli responsive drug delivery enables electronic system to adjust the treatment.

Sensing Drug Delivery Wireless