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Technology for smart bandages Serious wounds heal 25% faster thanks to this revolutionary "smart" bandage

A smart bandage that can speed up the healing of wounds and injuries by 25% was recently developed by researchers at Stanford University in the United States, an accomplishment that would revolutionize the field of medicine. The smart bandage, which runs without a battery, can treat wounds while simultaneously keeping a close eye on them

The bandage activates a gene that the body uses to fight inflammation, and this interaction is beneficial to the ill person. Additionally, people with chronic injuries and diabetics with peptic ulcers in the foot or leg can benefit from the bandage. By rehabilitating the damaged skin tissue, which typically requires a significant amount of time to return to its pre-injury state, this dressing fulfils its therapeutic purpose

The treatment with this bandage is accomplished through a combination of electrical stimulation and the function of biosensors at the affected place of the body, according to a statement made by the researchers. By enhancing blood flow to the wounded area, this bandage encourages the skin to recover and prevents the creation of scars. Additionally, because this smart bandage can measure temperature, it can keep an eye on issues like infections because the electronic layer's thickness is less than 100 microns, or about the thickness of a human hair

A thin, stretchy material that resembles skin is used underneath the pad to deliver electrical stimulation and gather crucial information from the wound site. In a Californian laboratory, these bandages were tested on mice, and the results were very positive because the mice recovered more quickly and their skin also healed more quickly than usual

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