April 2, 2014

This " clever "Failed to create a patch of a scientist South Korea   and United States . It can determine not only the current state of human health, but also on their own when needed to supply the body a certain amount of drugs.

This invention will be in the first place, it is claimed by those patients who tend to forget to take the necessary medications in a timely manner. If a person uses the patch, the drug into the body the necessary portions in a specified time. Furthermore, the invention can suspend supply of medicament when its concentration in the body is optimal.

The patch looks like a normal rectangle 2 to 4 centimeters, its thickness - all
0, 003 mm. It made of special material that is stretched and is a part of the nanoparticles. They include silica Responsive to heat the skin and muscle activity. Plaster "parses" the body temperature data and on the basis of the therapeutic agent. The new invention can compress, bend, straighten. Its functions it is absolutely not violated.

According to doctors, such a development would be very useful to patients suffering from illnesses associated with movement disorders, in particular for those who have diagnosed Parkinson's disease Which provokes tremor . When the patient is convulsions , The patch releases a certain dose of the drug, which is contained in it. Consequently, at the termination of the supply of medicament convulsions cease. In the future, the inventors of "smart" patch will work hard to equip it with a wireless communication function. This will allow the doctor to monitor the health of the patient at a distance and adjust treatment. Doctors suggest that the free market is the invention will be in about five years.

Incidentally, in hospitals Great Britain   now we are going to use a disposable patch that allows you to monitor the condition of the patient, monitoring his heart rate, body temperature, respiration. All data will be every two minutes sent medical personnel to gadgets through Wi-Fi . If any anomalies are manifested doctors immediately receive an alarm. Ten public hospitals will use this patch now to evaluate the use of such claims. Doctors say that many people die because they do not get the necessary attention of medical personnel. A "smart" patch could save hundreds of lives while saving a substantial amount of medicine.