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Chronic Wound Monitoring

Creating sensing, bioimpedance and device-prototyping approaches for chronic wound assessment and monitoring research.

Chronic wound monitoring visual showing a foot patch, wound area, bioimpedance graph and tissue layers

Overview

This pillar focuses on engineering methods for chronic wound and tissue monitoring, including bioimpedance sensing, sensor prototyping, phantom studies and data-analysis approaches. The emphasis is on developing measurement concepts that can support wound-monitoring research and future translational collaborations.

Focus areas

  • Bioimpedance and tissue-sensing methods for wound-monitoring research
  • Diabetic foot and chronic wound sensing concepts
  • Phantom, simulation and bench-validation workflows
  • Multimodal sensing using impedance, temperature, pressure or related physiological signals
Chronic wound monitoring visual showing a foot patch, wound area, bioimpedance graph and tissue layers

Methods & technologies

  • Multifrequency bioimpedance measurement and modelling
  • Sensor design, electrode configuration and device prototyping
  • Tissue/phantom experiments and simulation-informed design
  • Data-analysis workflows for wound and peri-wound sensing signals
BioimpedanceTissue sensingDevice prototypingPhantomsSensor designSimulation-informed design

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