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First small, ultrathin, and flexible wireless implant developed to detect early organ transplant rejection
Early-stage organ transplant rejection can be difficult to detect. Northwestern researchers developed an implantable bioelectronic system capable of continuous, real-time, long-term monitoring of the local temperature and thermal conductivity of a kidney for detecting inflammatory processes associated with graft rejection. Temperature variations can precede changes in blood biomarkers by weeks and this device could enable physicians to intervene sooner, improving patient outcomes and increasing the odds of preserving donated organs.
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United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs)
The UN SDGs are a series of goals that form the core of the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, an urgent call for action by all countries to form a global partnership to address several critical challenges. Click on a goal tile to explore how Northwestern researchers and their work are contributing towards achieving it. To learn more about the UN SDGs visit: https://sdgs.un.org/goals.
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