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titleOfInvention Techniques for determining a healing status of an anatomical structure
abstract A medical implant device such as, for example, an intramedullary (IM) nail including an improved sensing device for monitoring the progression of fracture healing in a patient is disclosed. In one embodiment, a medical implant device for attachment to a portion of a bone may include at least one energy-harvesting strain sensor operative to generate a charge responsive to a strain force on the medical implant device, and at least one electronic element configured to receive at least a portion of the charge, the at least one electronic element comprising a telemetry device operably coupled to the at least one energy-harvesting sensor, the telemetry device powered, at least in part, by the at least a portion of the charge to transmit sensor information associated with the charge to a receiver device. Other embodiments are described.
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