Research context and placement

The abstract joins targeted electronic treatment with implant side effects; the broad review remains thematically provisional.

Boundary case: assigned to the closest interface for navigation. Read the rationale and cross-links together; the primary theme does not delimit the study. Placement of foundational work does not establish direct bioelectronic application.

Research overview and key contributions

This review frames real-time sensing and targeted electronic therapeutics through spatial and temporal control.

It connects ingestible/patch functions with implantation-related inflammation and scarring.

A pointer links a capsule to a GI symbol at left and a patch to a skin line at right. A Time clock and Space location marker occupy the center, without wireless symbols or glowing targets.
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AI-generated concept, abstract scope only: spatial/temporal themes and ingestible/patch examples in an electronic-drug review. Device shapes, pointers and the clock are thematic symbols, not actual internal designs, communication methods, sensing/treatment mechanisms, dosing schedules or clinical effects.

Approved only as a concept of the themes and device classes named in the read abstract. It does not upgrade evidence to full text or support detailed therapy, communication, control or clinical-efficacy claims.

This is not a reproduced paper figure and does not establish permission to reuse the original figure.

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Source paper ↗ · DOI: 10.1002/adma.202005930 ↗

Open challenges

Editorial question: device-specific clinical evidence and chronic-response conditions require the full review.

Comparison context

Editorial comparison: align treatment location, duration, feedback architecture and disease-specific endpoints.

Related external research

Wirelessly operated bioelectronic sutures for the monitoring of deep surgical wounds

DOI: 10.1038/s41551-021-00802-0 ↗

Battery-free sutures monitored live pigs, supplying a concrete spatially targeted sensing example for the review.

Monitoring does not establish drug delivery or therapeutic efficacy.

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Corresponding-author verification

Jungmok Seo: corresponding author

This record concerns Jungmok Seo’s correspondence designation. Author order or an asterisk alone is not treated as confirmation; this check is separate from verification of the research content.

  • Correspondence evidence source ↗

    Corresponding Author — Jungmok Seo; Corresponding Author — Taeyoon Lee

    author details for Jungmok Seo and Taeyoon Lee · publisher_author_detail_read

Main-text review scope
The actual publisher abstract was read; its long reference list was not treated as full text.
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Sources and verification scope

The actual publisher abstract was read; its long reference list was not treated as full text.