Vision defects have been successfully corrected with optical glass dating as far back as medieval times, and the first clinical studies investigating surgical methods to “shape” the cornea started in the last century.
Both one-time use and single-patient disposable devices can be successful in utilizing integrated electronics, but need to have carefully detailed designs and clear manufacturing requirements.
Researchers at Iowa State University recently reported success in using a particular type of degradable polymer as the platform for dissolvable electronics, a development that could significantly impact the design of dissolvable electronic medical devices in the future.
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