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Home » Biophysics and bioengineering » Biomedical devices » Biodegradable pressure sensor eliminates the need for second surgery

Biodegradable pressure sensor eliminates the need for second surgery

21 May 2018 Anmol Gautam 
Stanford University researchers
Stanford University researchers are developing a biodegradable pressure sensor.
Every year in the USA alone, around 14 million people suffer from tendon, ligament and joint injurie

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Anmol Gautam is a former PhD contributor to Physics World. Anmol has a PhD in biophysics and biochemistry from the University of Birmingham, UK. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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