This invention discloses a
wireless, passive, and visualized
cerebrospinal fluid drainage tube flow monitoring sensor,
system, and fabrication method, belonging to the field of biomedical sensing and
microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology. It includes a flexible substrate, an
interdigital capacitor-open resonant ring structure disposed on the
substrate surface, and a microchannel pressure conversion structure bonded to it; the microchannel corresponds vertically to the position of the
interdigital capacitor. The pressure generated by the
cerebrospinal fluid flow drives the displacement of the
liquid metal, modulating the equivalent
dielectric constant of the
interdigital capacitor and causing a resonant
frequency shift. The
frequency drift is wirelessly read by an external device, and the flow rate is calculated using an
algorithm, achieving passive
wireless continuous monitoring. This invention, employing the aforementioned sensor,
system, and fabrication method, solves the problems of high
infection risk, low accuracy, and inability to continuously monitor existing drainage
monitoring methods that rely on manual observation or wired sensors. It has the advantages of high sensitivity, flexible integration, and good safety.