ArticleFrontiers in neurology
Multi-layer brain-mimicking phantom for replicating dura and pia membrane dimpling and rupture properties during neural interface implantation.
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- Experimental investigation of sharp-tip microwire-based brain electrode buckling during implantation through dura and pia mater.Frontiers in neuroscience · 2026Article
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Introduction: Development of novel neural interfaces faces buckling challenges and heavily relies on trial-and-error tests via Methods: To enable low-cost and fast-turnaround neural interface development and to enable previously impossible insertions via new understanding of the cutting process, this study developed a reproducible, multi-layer brain-mimicking phantom designed to replicate the rodent pia and dura mater dimpling and rupture force performance observed during Results: The developed multi-layer phantom test results fell within the Discussion: The developed multi-layer phantom enabled a repeatable, low-cost, early-stage screening platform of novel electrode designs. The phantom's modular design also allowed tuning of layer thickness and stiffness of each layer for different species or devices, offering a customizable testing platform to accelerate novel neural implant development and reduce animal use.
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