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... to which female athletes are subjected. The device consists of three types of wearable sensors, including 1) a +/– 25g tri-axial accelerometer, 2) a 360 ° biaxial inclinometer and 3) a urinary leakage detector or ULD. It also contains a compact data logger for real-time data recording with high frequency...

...B. M. Burgess; G. E. Gierke; M. C. Frost Biomedical devices that contact blood and tissue universally inspire a host response that often compromises the function of the device (i.e., intravascular sensors become coated with thrombi, artificial vascular grafts become coated with thrombi, artificial...

... microresonator circuit, whose resonant frequency depends on hydrogel swelling due to impingment of the hydrogel on one plate of the microcapacitor. The whole sensor is microfabricated and implantable. Wireless determination of the resonant frequency permits continuous glucose sensing without chronic skin breach...