Remote Monitoring of Intracranial Pressure

A fundamental requirement in the practice of medicine is having good instrumentation for the measurement of biological functions. In recent years, many new implantable sensors have been developed, capable to collect the data that is directly related to some health matter, [1]. Examples of such devices include pressure, temperature, and flow rate transducers. Subcutaneously implanted electronic circuits present the opportunity to develop new approaches to sensing and monitoring of biological activities where moderate to long-term data collection is important.