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Implantable Sensor for Monitoring Hemodynamics

Georgia Tech develops wireless Implantable sensor for monitoring hemodynamics
“[Engineers at Georgia Tech] report an implantable, wireless vascular electronic system, consisting [MORE]

Implantable Sensor for Bone Strength

Wireless electronic sensor for bone health
“Engineers and orthopedic specialists at the University of Arizona built an ultra-thin wireless sensor that [MORE]

Implantable Motes

3D motes for real-time wireless temperature sensing
A mote is a tiny piece of a substance, as with a mote of [MORE]

Implantable Sensor for Early Detection of Infections

Subcutaneous sensor detects infections before symptoms
Combining a hydrogel “string” with molecules that can change color and a light-transmitting electronic device, [MORE]

Implantable Heart Monitor with Smartphone App

Implantable heart monitor
Last year, when Abbott Laboratories acquired St. Jude Medical it picked up an implantable heart monitor which already [MORE]

Artificial Mole as Early Cancer Detector

Artificial Mole to Detect Cancer
In animal studies, bioengineers at ETH Zurich (the Swiss Technical Institute in Zurich) have designed an [MORE]

Dissolvable Brain Sensor Implant

Neurosurgeons Developed Dissolvable Brain Sensor Implant
Neurosurgeons at Washington University of St. Louis have developed a tiny implantable temperature and pressure [MORE]

Implantable Biosensor for Cancer Monitoring

Cancer Monitoring Sensor
How can imaging tell if a tumor is enlarging from malignant growth or getting bigger because of an [MORE]

Implantable, Continuous Glucose Monitor

Continuous Implantable Glucose Monitoring
At least two companies (GlySens in San Diego, CA and Senseonics, Germantown, MD) are competing in a [MORE]

Implantable Wireless Glucose Monitor

Glysens Diabetic Monitor
With the diabetic population growing almost exponentially, more effective monitoring is a pot of gold at the [MORE]

Music Powered Implantable Medical Sensor

Implantable Medical Sensor
Who knew that, someday, rap music might power implantable medical sensors?  Researchers at Purdue apparently thought so [MORE]