论文标题
使用临时纹身电极进行损伤呼吸监测和其他电生理记录
Toward the use of temporary tattoo electrodes for impedancemetric respiration monitoring and other electrophysiological recordings
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论文摘要
基于PEDOT的喷墨打印：在市售临时纹身纸上的墨水打印（PSS），开发干燥，超配置和不可感知的临时纹身电极（TTE），它随着皮肤上电生理学记录的新技术而越来越多地引起了人们的关注。在这项工作中，我们提出了一个TTES表皮传感器，用于通过经胸膜阻抗测量进行实时监测呼吸，从而利用了基于软丝网印刷AG Ink和Magnetic Interlink的应用来利用新设计，可确保将TTE与外部存放型Destices的TTE相互连接。 TTE的效率以及在伸展（最多10％）和随时间时间（长达96小时）下的拟议互连策略的效率已得到验证，并在专用的实验设置和人类上进行了验证，从而实现了拟议的经尸体阻抗测量的特定应用。所提出的方法使该技术适合大规模生产，不仅适用于提出的特定用例，而且适用于对不同生物电信信号的实时监控，如概念示威者的特定证明所示。
Development of dry, ultra-conformable and unperceivable temporary tattoo electrodes (TTEs), based on the ink-jet printing of PEDOT:PSS on top of commercially available temporary tattoo paper, has gained increasing attention as a new and promising technology for electrophysiological recordings on skin. In this work we present a TTEs epidermal sensor for real time monitoring of respiration through transthoracic impedance measurements, exploiting a new design based on the application of soft screen printed Ag ink and magnetic interlink, that guarantees a repositionable, long term stable and robust interconnection of TTEs with external docking devices. The efficiency of the TTE and the proposed interconnection strategy under stretching (up to 10%) and over time (up to 96 hours) has been verified on a dedicated experimental setup and on humans, fulfilling the proposed specific application of transthoracic impedance measurements. The proposed approach makes this technology suitable for large-scale production and suitable not only for the specific use case presented, but also for real time monitoring of different bio-electric signals, as demonstrated through specific proof of concept demonstrators.
