Minimally-invasive and non-invasive flexible devices for robust characterizations of deep tissues

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Deep-tissue signals often have a strong correlation with disease. Clinical detection and diagnosis of deep tissue mostly rely on large-scale instruments such as medical imaging equipment, which is costly and not conducive to long-term monitoring. Different from bulky and large-scale equipment, minimally invasive and non-invasive flexible devices can be worn in the body for a long time to achieve continuous acquisition of deep tissue signals, which is conducive to early diagnosis of diseases and precise and personalized treatment. In this review, we discuss the detection mechanisms of physiological and biochemical signals in deep tissues, focusing on the device fabrication methods, key performance indicators, and wireless data transmission techniques. Finally, several grand challenges and feasible solutions in this field are presented.

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