Implantable MICS-based wireless solution for bladder pressure monitoring

A survey on security issues in modern Implantable Devices: Solutions and future issues

“…The device is generally used to control gastric motor dysfunction to treat morbid obesity [35], severe gastroparesis [36], and severe obesity [34]. • Implantable Wireless Pressure Sensor: Implantable Wireless Pressure Sensor(IWPS) [37] is implanted closer to the organ, nerve or tissue that requires stimulation. This IMD has been deployed historically to treat multiple diseases of disorder.…”

“…The IPM is used to treat Glaucoma disease which can lead to blindness [39]. -Bladder Pressure Monitoring: Bladder pressure monitoring (BPM) [37] is considered to be one of the key elements in diagnosing bladder dysfunction and consist of the base station, pressure sensor probes, and the antenna. The antenna is used to transfer pressure measurements of the bladder to the base station.…”

Energy Efficient Generic Demodulator for High Data Transmission Rate Over an Inductive Link for Implantable Devices

“…Among several wireless technologies such as RF [4], capacitive [5], ultrasonic [6], and optical [7] links, the inductive link, which consists of a magnetic-coupled pair of coils, is the most widely used wireless technique for both power and data transfer. This is mainly due to its ability to provide both power and bidirectional data transmission…”