Wearable ultrasound technology | Nature Reviews Bioengineering
This Review discusses wearable ultrasound technology, covering device design, integration, clinical applications and translational potential. It highlights key barriers to wide deployment and explores future development directions from scientific, engineering and clinical perspectives.
Subjects Biomedical engineering Health care Abstract Wearable ultrasound technology refers to ultrasound devices designed with compact form factors that do not restrict the mobility or routine functions of the wearer. These devices are intended to provide continuous monitoring of internal tissue structures and offer therapeutic intervention without manual operation. Wearable ultrasound technology has potential applications in the management of chronic diseases, acute conditions during surgeries and emergencies, and post-operative care. This technology can provide clinicians and patients with d
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