This invention describes a hip replacement joint that has tiny sensors built into its components, like the femoral head and stem, and the socket. These sensors, which can be accelerometers, are designed to continuously monitor the hip's movement and condition. The femoral head and stem are designed as separate pieces that fit together during surgery.
Why it matters: The core challenge of long-term power and reliable data transmission from within the body for implantable sensors remains significant. However, the rapid growth in remote patient monitoring and data analytics since 2021 could make the continuous data from such a device more valuable and actionable for healthcare providers.
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