Biocompatibility of an Electrochemical Sensor for Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Subcutaneous Tissue

Petrich, W; Kränzlin, B; Buck, H.; Schoemaker, M.; Mang, A; Pill, J; Gretz, N

doi:10.1089/dia.2005.7.163

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Biocompatibility of an Electrochemical Sensor for Continuous Glucose Monitoring in Subcutaneous Tissue

Author(s): A. Mang , J. Pill , N. Gretz , B. Kränzlin , H. Buck , M. Schoemaker , W. Petrich

Publication date Created: February 2005

Publication date (Print): February 2005

Journal: Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics

Publisher: Mary Ann Liebert Inc

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Natalie Ann Wisniewski, Monty Reichert (2000)

The deleterious effect that biofouling has on sensor stability is a serious impediment to the development of long term implanted biosensors. This paper reviews the surface modification strategies currently employed to minimize membrane biofouling of in vivo sensors. Nine sensor modifications are discussed herein: hydrogels, phospholipid-based biomimicry, flow-based systems, Nafion, surfactants, naturally derived materials, covalent attachments, diamond-like carbons, and topology.