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Multifunctional black-silicon (b-Si) integrated on the surface of an implantable intraocular pressure sensor significantly improves sensor performance and reliability in six-month in vivo studies. The antireflective properties of b-Si triples… Click to show full abstract
Multifunctional black-silicon (b-Si) integrated on the surface of an implantable intraocular pressure sensor significantly improves sensor performance and reliability in six-month in vivo studies. The antireflective properties of b-Si triples the signal-to-noise ratio and increases the optical readout distance to a clinically viable 12 cm. Tissue growth and inflammation response on the sensor is suppressed demonstrating desirable anti-biofouling properties.
Keywords:
multifunctional black;
black silicon;
implantable intraocular;
sensor;
biocompatible multifunctional
Journal Title: Advanced healthcare materials
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Advanced healthcare materials
Year Published: 2017
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