Agency for Science, Technology and Research

Singapore Health Services Pte Ltd

Handok Kalos Medical Inc.

Ming-Yuan Cheng

Weiguo Chen

Ramona Damalerio

Ruiqi Lim

Minkyu Je

Jae Hyung Park

Yuan Gao

Alex Yuandong Gu

Julius Ming Lin Tsai

Yuandong Alex Gu

Mi Kyoung Park

Abdur Rub Abdur Rahman

Chee Keong Ho

Ee Lim Tan

Swee Kim Tan

Wai Pan Chan

Jung Soo Oh

Jai Prashanth Rao

Songsong Zhang

Margarita Sofia Narducci

Choon Lool Bong

Cairan He

In Hee Bae

Eul Joon Park

Surasit Chungpaiboonpatana

Kwan Ling Tan

Pushpapraj Singh

Andrew Benson Randles

Choon Looi Bong

A device for vascular denervation comprising a catheter for insertion into a vessel, at least one elongated catheter arm having alternating regions of flexible joints and rigid blocks along the at least one catheter arm, wherein each of the at least one catheter arm comprises at least one tactile sensor and at least one temperature sensor; at least one electrode and electrical circuitry disposed on each of the at least one catheter arm and at least one linkage connected to all of the elongated catheter arms. A method for batch fabricating a plurality of catheter arms for the vascular denervation device is also provided and comprises the steps of depositing a first polymer coating on a semiconductor substrate, forming metal traces on the first polymer coating, patterning and etching the substrate to the first polymer coating to create flexible joint regions.

Method and deployable multi-spine apparatus for catheter-based renal denervation

According to embodiments of the present invention, a sensor patch for detecting extravasation is provided. The sensor patch includes an elastic film, and at least one sensing electrode disposed on the elastic film, wherein an electrical resistance of the at least one sensing electrode is changeable in response to a force acting on the at least one sensing electrode. According to further embodiments of the present invention, a sensing device is also provided.

Sensor patch and sensing device having the same

There is provided a monolithically integrated multimodal sensor device for intracranial neuromonitoring, the sensor device including: a single substrate; a temperature sensor formed on a first portion of the single substrate for detecting temperature; a pressure sensor formed on a second portion of the single substrate for detecting intracranial pressure; and an oxygen sensor formed on a third portion of the single substrate for detecting oxygen concentration. In particular, sensing portions of the temperature sensor, the oxygen sensor and the pressure sensor, respectively, are formed at different layers of the sensor device. There is also provided an integrated multimodal sensor system incorporating the sensor device and the associated methods of fabrication.

Integrated multimodal sensor device for intracranial neuromonitoring

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