“…Advantages such as low power consumption, biocompatibility, and small size [1] have led to the use of MEMS in the medical field extensively for therapeutic systems, precision surgery, Lab-on-Chip, Drug delivery systems, detection of diseases, tissue engineering, micro-fluids, medical implants, and others. MEMS in the medical field uses different actuation methods like optical, piezoresistive, electrostatic, or piezoelectric for diagnosing various diseases such as hepatitis virus, [2] cancer, [3] virus detection, [4][5][6] Parkinson's, [7] HIV, [8] swine flu, [9] tuberculosis, [10] and many more.…”