Crack-Enhanced MXene-Carbon Nanotube Soft Contact Lens for Body-Induced Intracranial Pressure Application

Crack-Enhanced MXene-Carbon Nanotube Soft Contact Lens for Body-Induced Intracranial Pressure Application

Continuous monitoring of intracranial pressure (ICP) can guarantee stable vital signs and help avoid the risk of debilitating headaches, transient ocular blindness, and optic atrophy caused by elevated ICP, which are critical for patients or specific groups like astronauts and athletes. However, in...

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Main Author: Lifeng Wu (2218360) (author)
Other Authors: Zhijian Du (14600621) (author), Weijia Liu (1523641) (author), Zhongyi Duan (760043) (author), Haiqing Liu (1471972) (author), La Li (6340691) (author), Guozhen Shen (1403410) (author)
Published: 2025
Subjects:
Medicine
Neuroscience
Space Science
wheatstone bridge architecture
transient ocular blindness
optic atrophy caused
live rabbits wearing
carboxylated carbon nanotube
wide monitoring range
situ intraocular pressure
icp data recorded
icp monitoring using
time iop monitoring
monitoring system
time iop
intracranial pressure
icp levels
elevated icp
surgical procedure
potential applications
ophthalmic diagnosis
neural pixels
mobile platform
microcracked mxene
iop value
iop sensor
high sensitivity
help avoid
enhanced mxene
elevated iop
electrical circuit
early warning
debilitating headaches
astronaut training
21 mv
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