Special Bra For Patients With High Sensitivity Breast Cancer

　　 Mammary cancer In Western Europe, one of the most common female cancers is only 58 thousand women in Germany. 60% to 70% of them receive radiation therapy in breast tissue.

This is a kind of soft treatment, which will have some effects on the skin of patients, such as redness, floating, spalling, swelling and enlargement of the wound. These side effects often make patients very upset. In addition, radiation therapy also has some sequelae, such as wearing a common bra.

German researchers have specially developed breast cancer patients who are suitable for radiation therapy. Bra 。 The famous Fiber Research Institute Hohenstein and AmoenaMedizin-Orthopaedie Fecknik have jointly developed a bra for patients with high sensitivity breast cancer, which can relieve symptoms of skin allergy after radiotherapy.

Through three-dimensional scanning, the patient obtained his body data, designed the slit holes and so on. Fiber material The sweat and skin reactions, etc., completed the skin inflammation can inhibit the skin inflammation cure plan.

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Scientists at Manchester University have developed a new "magic carpet" that detects human falls and predicts human activity. They put plastic optical fiber at the bottom of the carpet. When someone trampling on the carpet and coming out of the pattern, the optical fiber will bend. Then the thin electronic instrument on the edge will act as a sensor and transmit the signal to the computer. Then these signals will be analyzed and displayed footprints, which can be used to identify the gradual or sudden falls of patients during walking.

In addition, they can also show changes in gradual deterioration or walking habits, which can predict sudden events such as falls. This carpet can detect 30% to 40% falls in the public housing area every year, which means that falling at home is the most serious accident for the elderly, while about 50% of the elderly over 65 fall down at the gate of the hospital. Scientists believe that the technology and products are especially suitable for hospitals and elderly families, especially in the developed countries. In addition, it can detect early chemical spillage and so on.

The interdisciplinary team at Manchester University uses a new type of tomography X- ray photography similar to hospital scanning to create planar images by using light diffusion on the surface of stylish carpets. The carpet can collect a wide range of personal information, from biochemistry to chemical signals of human fluids. These signals are sufficient to detect and respond to changes in the patient's condition.

In addition, the carpet can also be retrofitted to meet the needs of the occupants, especially for the aging population and those who are unable to take care of themselves for a long time, and can integrate the patient's activity space or furniture without obstacles, such as resettlement of pads and walls.