… wire electrode for subcutaneous in vivo glucose monitoring, approaching in its performance
all of the above listed requirements, including in vivo one-point calibration. The electrode …

… The performance of the electrode when subcutaneously implanted in rats will be the subject
… electrode (Figure 5), toshow that the subcutaneous electrode’s current tracked the glucose …

… electrodes and the effective duration of a given experiment were discernible. We conclude
that the functional bioinstability of subcutaneous glucose … of the electrodes; these drawbacks …

… the enzyme electrode in the subcutaneous tissue had a peak with about 10-min time delay
compared with the blood glucose level. It is believed that a push–pull mechanism for glucose …

… The capillary blood and the subcutaneous glucose … subcutaneous glucose concentration
was transiently higher. … ” glucose oxidase electrodes in a type I diabetic chimpanzee. …

… sensor and the reference electrode were implanted in the subcutaneous tissue through a …
variations in subcutaneous glucose levels induced by insulin injection and glucose infusion (n …

… hypothesize that inactivation of glucose electrodes in plasma and … signal of an amperometric
glucose electrode used for measurement of … In vivo measurement of subcutaneous glucose …

… glucose sensor's needle and electrode through the epidermis and dermis into the subcutaneous
… The sensor's thin and flexible electrode remains within this region of subcutaneous …

… during adsorption, and also by direct catalytic decomposition of the glucose on the
platinum electrode. In accordance with the kinetic isothermals, the transient current decreases …

… stated that all glucose electrodes based on glucose oxidase will require correction for oxygen
tension by a reference oxygen electrode. The fact that second generation glucose sensors, …