Ionic skin.

Ionic Silver Textile Products and their Effects on Skin Microbes

Successful use of an older ionic contrast media in a patient with systemic hypersensitivity to ioxilan

Results A 78-year-old female with end stage renal disease on hemodialysis via arteriovenous fistula, diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia was evaluated for recurrent fever and rash after receiving CM for a fistulogram. She had received prednisone prophylactically for reactions associated with ioxilan administration on two prior fistulograms. These reactions consisted of diffuse e...

The Effects of Alkali Metal Cations and Common Anions on the Frog Skin Potential

The effects on the potential difference across isolated frog skin (R. catesbeiana, R. pipiens) of changing the ionic composition of the bathing solutions have been examined. Estimates of mean values and precision are presented for the potential changes produced by substituting other alkali metal cations for Na at the outside border and for K at the inside border. In terms of ability to mimic Na...

Soft Tactile Skin Using an Embedded Ionic Liquid and Tomographic Imaging

Whole-body-contact sensing will be crucial in the quest to make robots capable of safe interaction with humans. This paper describes a novel design and a fabrication method of artificial tactile sensing skin for robots. The manufacturing method described in this paper allows easy filling of a complex microchannel network with a liquid conductor (e.g., room temperature ionic liquid (RTIL)). The ...

Ionotactile Stimulation: Nonvolatile Ionic Gels for Human–Machine Interfaces

We report the application of a nonvolatile ionic gel as a soft, conductive interface for electrotactile stimulation. Materials characterization reveals that, compared to a conventional ionic hydrogel, a glycerol-containing ionic gel does not dry out in air, has better adhesion to skin, and exhibits a similar impedance spectrum in the range of physiological frequencies. Moreover, psychophysical ...