China: wearable hyperthermia device developed for tumor treatment

Home Panorama China: wearable hyperthermia device developed for tumor treatment 02-06-2022 09:51 AM Ammon News - Chinese researchers have developed a transparent wearable hyperthermia patch (HTP) for subcutaneous tumor treatment. In a research, appeared in a recent article in the journal Advanced Functional Materials, researchers indicated that the soft and skin-mountable HTP has unusual optical and electrical characteristics based on a unidirectional silver nanofibers network with a low-voltage operation and uniform heating even under mechanical deformation. The patch, designed by the researchers from Lanzhou University, presents high electrical conductivity and highly optical transparency simultaneously, thus allowing real-time inspection of the subcutaneous tumor treatment and skin response during the treatment. The results of the hyperthermia experiment in mice showed that the HTP could significantly inhibit the growth of subcutaneous tumors. The research provides a safe, non-invasive, and mild physical therapy program to treat joint diseases and subcutaneous tumors.

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China: wearable hyperthermia device developed for tumor treatment

02-06-2022 09:51 AM

Ammon News - Chinese researchers have developed a transparent wearable hyperthermia patch (HTP) for subcutaneous tumor treatment.

In a research, appeared in a recent article in the journal Advanced Functional Materials, researchers indicated that the soft and skin-mountable HTP has unusual optical and electrical characteristics based on a unidirectional silver nanofibers network with a low-voltage operation and uniform heating even under mechanical deformation.

The patch, designed by the researchers from Lanzhou University, presents high electrical conductivity and highly optical transparency simultaneously, thus allowing real-time inspection of the subcutaneous tumor treatment and skin response during the treatment.

The results of the hyperthermia experiment in mice showed that the HTP could significantly inhibit the growth of subcutaneous tumors.

The research provides a safe, non-invasive, and mild physical therapy program to treat joint diseases and subcutaneous tumors.

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