Hydrogel adhesives are extensively employed in biological interfaces such as epidermal
flexible electronics, tissue engineering, and implanted device. The development of …

Ultrasound imaging is essential for non-invasively diagnosing injuries where advanced
diagnostics may not be possible. However, image interpretation remains a challenge as …

Full-thickness wounds to the eye can lead to serious vision impairment. Current standards of
care (from suturing to tissue transplantation) usually require highly skilled surgeons and use …

From drug delivery to ballistic impact, the ability to control or mitigate the puncture of a fast-
moving projectile through a material is critical. While puncture is a common occurrence …

Central vascular access (CVA) may be critical for trauma care and stabilizing the casualty.
However, it requires skilled personnel, often unavailable during remote medical situations …

Introduction Open-globe ocular injuries have increased in frequency in recent combat
operations due to increased use of explosive weaponry. Unfortunately, open-globe injuries …

Open-globe injuries have poor visual outcomes and have increased in frequency. The
current standard of care is inadequate, and a therapeutic is needed to stabilize the injury …

Open‐globe injuries can result in permanent vision loss, partly due to extended delays
between injury and medical intervention. Even with early intervention, the management of …

Introduction The initial management of penetrating ocular injuries is a major sight-
threatening problem for both civilian and military medicine. A novel device (Eye-Aid) …

Traumatic corneal injuries are a leading cause of blindness among military personnel.
These injuries need immediate attention at the combat zone, but treatment options are …