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This research aims to enhance the stability and performance of hydrogel optrodes under tissue micromotion.

February 21, 2026ACS Nano

In Situ Dynamic Polymerization Spinning of All-Hydrogel Optrode with Stable Syncretic Interface for Long-Term Tolerance of Tissue Micromotion

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HPHongyu PanDonghua University JZJiahao ZhengKunming University of Science and Technology SXSiming XuFudan University

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In situ dynamic polymerization spinning shows stable biocompatibility in hydrogel optrode, indicating long-term performance against tissue micromotion.

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This research aims to enhance the stability and performance of hydrogel optrodes under tissue micromotion.
Fabrication of an all-hydrogel optrode using in situ dynamic polymerization spinning.
Development of a semiopen ceramic ferrule to reduce moisture loss.
Assessment of mechanical compliance and interfacial toughness in the hydrogel optrode.
The hydrogel optrode exhibits exceptional interfacial toughness of 16.28 J/m².
Light-guiding property recorded at 0.523 dB/cm at a wavelength of 473 nm.
Demonstrated minimal inflammatory response and stable performance under physiological conditions.

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Pan et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69990de85b97ab4c14ac27c0 https://doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.5c19710

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February 21, 2026ACS Nano

In Situ Dynamic Polymerization Spinning of All-Hydrogel Optrode with Stable Syncretic Interface for Long-Term Tolerance of Tissue Micromotion

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Authors

HPHongyu PanDonghua University JZJiahao ZhengKunming University of Science and Technology SXSiming XuFudan University

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In situ dynamic polymerization spinning shows stable biocompatibility in hydrogel optrode, indicating long-term performance against tissue micromotion.

Key Points

This research aims to enhance the stability and performance of hydrogel optrodes under tissue micromotion.
Fabrication of an all-hydrogel optrode using in situ dynamic polymerization spinning.
Development of a semiopen ceramic ferrule to reduce moisture loss.
Assessment of mechanical compliance and interfacial toughness in the hydrogel optrode.
The hydrogel optrode exhibits exceptional interfacial toughness of 16.28 J/m².
Light-guiding property recorded at 0.523 dB/cm at a wavelength of 473 nm.
Demonstrated minimal inflammatory response and stable performance under physiological conditions.

Cite This Study

Pan et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69990de85b97ab4c14ac27c0 https://doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.5c19710

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