An Ultrathin Gas-Permeable Imperceptible Electronic Skin Enable Maxillofacial Electrophysiological Monitoring

Xiang Chen

doi:10.1039/d5tb02271a

December 5, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry B

An Ultrathin Gas-Permeable Imperceptible Electronic Skin Enable Maxillofacial Electrophysiological Monitoring

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Key Points

Monitoring enables improved detection of electromyographic signals, enhancing occlusal function analysis.
Key evidence includes reduced skin irritation compared to conventional gel electrodes during oral diagnostics.
Observational analysis of an ultrathin electronic skin for effective maxillofacial applications was conducted.
Potential for better patient comfort and diagnostics may arise from this novel electronic skin technology.

Implication

Analysis detects EMG signals in maxillofacial applications, suggesting a solution to skin irritation from electrodes.

Abstract

Maxillofacial electromyographic (EMG) signals provide crucial indirect indicators of occlusal function, playing a significant role in clinical oral diagnosis. However, conventional gel electrodes with occlusive nature induce skin irritation and...

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Xiang Chen (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/694022442d562116f28fbc18 https://doi.org/10.1039/d5tb02271a

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