Abstract: The device for the in vivo measurement of pressures and pressure variations in or on the human or animal body, more particularly inside or outside bones, is composed of an implantable probe (1) and of an evaluating unit (3), the probe (1) comprising an oscillating circuit (L-C) including a capacitor in the form of a pressure sensor (8, 30) and a coil (13), and the evaluating unit (3) comprising a resonance oscillating circuit capable of detecting the natural frequency (Fe) of the oscillating circuit, is variable according to variations of a dimension of the capacitor caused by pressure variations. The pressure sensor (8) is spatially separated from the coil (13) and connected to the latter by an electric conductor (15). On one hand, this allows small dimensions of the implantable pressure sensor, and on the other hand, a clear signal transmitted over a relatively long distance.