Researchers from Kyung Hee University, in collaboration with colleagues from Gachon University and TENTECH Inc., have developed a flexible OLED patch that shows promise for chronic dermatitis phototherapy treatment.
The researchers developed a device that includes a flexible OLED and flexible battery that exhibits excellent mechanical flexibility, adhering intimately to the skin while maintaining a safe temperature range of 20 °C at 5 mW/cm2, stable operation for over 1,000 h, and high moisture resistance.
The researchers report that daily irradiation with 632 nm OLED light (9 J/cm2) in mouse models of psoriasis and atopic dermatitis (AD) led to significant recovery of epidermal thickness and transepidermal water loss (TEWL) to near-normal levels.
To read the entire article, sign up for OLED-Info Pro
OLED-Info Membership Benefits:
- Access to premium content
- A comprehensive guide to the OLED industry
- OLED Insights and trends analysis
- AI-powered assistant built specifically for the OLED industry
- A content library of 200+ brochures, catalogs, roadmaps, presentations and more.
- Detailed structured information on OLED devices, fabs, microdisplays, automotive applications and more
- Online access, easy subscription model, cancel at any time
- Only $24.99 per month! (discounts for yearly subscriptions)
