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Volume 2 Issue 9, September 2018

A wearable ultrasonic sensor of blood pressure

This issue highlights point-of-care devices for diagnosing aggressive lymphomas and infectious diseases, a first-in-human study of robotic-assisted surgery in the eye, a portable device for the automated manufacturing of therapeutic-grade biologics, a skin-conformable sensor of blood pressure, and a magnetic wire for the intravascular recovery of labelled circulating tumour cells.

The cover illustrates a skin-conformable ultrasonic device that captures the blood-pressure waveform from a deep artery or vein.

See Wang et al.

Image: Chonghe Wang and Sheng Xu, University of California San Diego.

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