Understanding the human body's tissue biomechanics—the physical deformation and
variations in intrinsic mechanical properties—has considerable potential in health …

Implantable medical devices (IMDs), like pacemakers regulating heart rhythm or deep brain
stimulators treating neurological disorders, revolutionize healthcare. However, limited …

Wearable ultrasound imaging technology has become an emerging modality for the
continuous monitoring of deep-tissue physiology, providing crucial health and disease …

While piezoelectric sensing and energy-harvesting devices still largely rely on inorganic
components, biocompatible and biodegradable piezoelectric materials, such as cellulose …

Dual-mode imaging combining photoacoustic and ultrasound modalities holds great
promise for comprehensive tissue characterization. In traditional dual-mode imaging …

Bladder volume measurement is critical for early detection and management of lower urinary
tract dysfunctions. Current gold standard is invasive, and alternative technologies either …

Point-of-care ultrasound demonstrates significant potential in biomedical research due to its
noninvasive, real-time visualization, cost-effectiveness, and other biological benefits …

Neuromuscular abnormality is the leading cause of disability in adults. Understanding the
complex interplay between muscle structure and function is crucial for effective treatment …

Accurate and continuous monitoring of cerebral blood flow is valuable for clinical
neurocritical care and fundamental neurovascular research. Transcranial Doppler (TCD) …

Partial cystectomy procedures for urinary bladder–related dysfunction involve long recovery
periods, during which urodynamic studies (UDS) intermittently assess lower urinary tract …