Smart Hydrogel Sensors for Health Monitoring and Early Warning

Kang Wang, Junhui Zhang, Heng Li, Jingzhi Wu, Qiwu Wan, Taiju Chen, Wenjing Liu, Hai Peng, Hong Zhang, Yang Luo
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Smart hydrogel sensors, functioning as implantable devices, play a vital role in health monitoring and early warning, overcoming the limitations of conventional clinical methods to achieve direct, continuous, and precise monitoring. Widely employed across various biomedical fields, these sensors offer unique advantages for early health monitoring, ensuring direct, continuous, and highly accurate monitoring. In addition to detecting biomolecules, smart hydrogel sensors, with their flexibility and biocompatibility, monitor disease-specific markers, offer insights into disease progression, and contribute to the early identification of diseases. This article provides a comprehensive review of the types of hydrogel sensors employed in human health monitoring. The study discusses recent advancements in smart hydrogel sensor research, aiming to offer promising methods for human health monitoring. Finally, the paper outlines prospective research directions for hydrogel sensors in the field of human health monitoring. While further research and clinical validation are essential, hydrogel sensors are poised to play a pivotal role in clinical applications, furnishing people with accurate and continuous health monitoring.

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用于健康监测和预警的智能水凝胶传感器
智能水凝胶传感器作为植入式设备,在健康监测和早期预警方面发挥着重要作用,克服了传统临床方法的局限性,实现了直接、连续和精确的监测。这些传感器广泛应用于各个生物医学领域,为早期健康监测提供了独特的优势,确保了直接、连续和高度精确的监测。除了检测生物分子外,智能水凝胶传感器还具有灵活性和生物相容性,可监测疾病特异性标志物,洞察疾病进展,有助于疾病的早期识别。本文全面综述了用于人体健康监测的水凝胶传感器类型。研究讨论了智能水凝胶传感器研究的最新进展,旨在为人体健康监测提供有前景的方法。最后,本文概述了水凝胶传感器在人体健康监测领域的前瞻性研究方向。虽然进一步的研究和临床验证至关重要,但水凝胶传感器有望在临床应用中发挥关键作用,为人们提供准确、持续的健康监测。
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