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This research aims to create a versatile wireless electrical stimulation platform for tissue repair and regeneration.

A wireless, position-insensitive electrical stimulation platform with adequate and configurable parameters for diverse therapeutic applications

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Randomized trial demonstrates enhanced tissue repair in diverse therapeutic applications, indicating broad clinical potential.

This research aims to create a versatile wireless electrical stimulation platform for tissue repair and regeneration.
Developed a battery-free stimulation system with configurable parameters.
Conducted in vitro studies on cell proliferation and migration; in vivo studies on wound healing and nerve regeneration.
Evaluated the system's output stability and adaptability under various misalignment conditions.
In vitro studies showed enhanced cell proliferation, migration, and neurite extension.
In vivo experiments revealed a ~25% acceleration in wound healing and ~40% improvement in nerve regeneration over 4 weeks, with no adverse effects.

Ye et al. (2026) studied this question.

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