Researchers used a gelatin-based phantom to mimic soft human tissue and embedded a sensor array to track the electrical and mechanical changes during the injection process [1].
To develop a system for real-time, non-invasive monitoring of "precision injections" (such as those used in drug delivery) to ensure the fluid is reaching the intended target without causing excessive tissue damage [1, 2]. 687gdrw6.7z
The file contains the raw experimental data used in the study, which investigated the use of electrical impedance tomography (EIT) and pressure sensors to monitor fluid distribution during injections into soft tissue phantoms [1, 2]. Key Paper Details Researchers used a gelatin-based phantom to mimic soft
