An implantable biosensor consisting a sensing element an electronic circuits receiving signals from sensing elements to produce data. The innovative development process which concludes implantable biosensors for continuous analysis of metabolites is an area of sustained, quantitative and technological interest. Nanotechnology is the promising field of research because of its tendency to revolutionize its novel properties in biomedical area of research A combination methodology wherein nanotextured surface using composite electrospun nanofibers are used as coating for implantable devices. Nanotechnology based advances in implantable devices field have opened up a lot of opportunities as biocompatibility of nanomaterial.

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