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Self‐Folding Electrodes
In article number 2210206, Lukas Hiendlmeier, Francisco Zurita, Bernhard Wolfrum, and co‐workers present a new method for fabricating small, soft, and stretchable cuff electrodes that fold and change shape when submerged in an aqueous environment. Just like a hand closes its fingers when grasping, these structures fold and wrap around peripheral nerves, greatly simplifying...
Peripheral nerve interfacing (PNI) has a high clinical potential for treating various diseases, such as obesity or diabetes. However, currently existing electrodes present challenges to the interfacing procedure, which limit their clinical application, in particular, when targeting small peripheral nerves (<200 µm). To improve the electrode handling and implantation, a nerve interface that can...
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