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Recent Progress on Bioresorbable Passive Electronic Devices and Systems.

Zhihuan Wei¹, Zhongying Xue², Qinglei Guo^1,3

¹School of Microelectronics, Shandong University, Jinan 250100, China.

|June 2, 2021

Summary

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Bioresorbable passive electronic devices dissolve after use, eliminating retrieval surgery. This review covers their materials, designs, and applications in biomedical engineering, including wireless systems for health monitoring.

Keywords:

biomedical applications bioresorbable electronics bioresorbable materials device architectures passive electronic components

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Engineering
Materials Science
Electrical Engineering

Background:

Bioresorbable electronic devices offer unique advantages in biomedical applications by dissolving after a set period, avoiding secondary surgeries.
Passive electronic components are particularly appealing due to their simpler design, fabrication, and data retrieval processes.

Purpose of the Study:

To review recent advancements in bioresorbable passive electronic devices and systems.
To highlight their applications within biomedical engineering.

Main Methods:

Discussion of material strategies for bioresorbable electronics.
Analysis of device architectures and integration approaches.
Overview of wireless passive systems incorporating bioresorbable components.

Main Results:

Comprehensive review of bioresorbable passive electronic devices and systems.
Detailed discussion on materials, designs, and integration techniques.
Exploration of applications including vital sign monitoring, drug delivery, and nerve regeneration.

Conclusions:

Bioresorbable passive electronics present significant opportunities in biomedical engineering.
Future research should focus on fundamental studies, novel applications, and overcoming existing challenges.