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The name 'ultrasonic' implies sound so A+ for making that connection. There still needs to be a bi-directional medium for a microscopic level ultrasonic signal source inside a body to transmit return information out of the body to a receiver.
If you've ever had any body part ultrasonically scanned, you'd have noticed that the signal is almost unreadable ( reflections from inside the body) without the ultrasonic transmission gel that the head requires to facilitate the transmission of signals into the body and to receive the reflected signal back. That signal would be much higher level than a 0.1mm chip would be capable of re-transmitting from inside a body.
The medium required for the scans is ultrasonic transmission gel. What medium could facilitate a high resolution interface with a body and a remote receiver? Water comes to mind but you'd need to be submerged in it for that to work.