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Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Meter [PDF]
, 2021 The glucose concentration in the range from 111-330 mg/dl represents a diabetic patient. it causes physical impairment of vital organs. presently, non-invasive blood glucose monitoring device that uses the blood dielectric and impedance properties is ...
Mahesh Sheth +2 more
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Nigerian Journal of Medicine, 2020 BACKGROUND Advances in technology have made available different types of glucose meters for use at the patient’s bed side with significant variation in accuracy among these glucose meters.
Akeredolu Festus Dele +3 more
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Reducing patient identification errors related to glucose point-of-care testing
Journal of Pathology Informatics, 2011 Background: Patient identification (ID) errors in point-of-care testing (POCT) can cause test results to be transferred to the wrong patient′s chart or prevent results from being transmitted and reported.
Gaurav Alreja +3 more
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Development of a New Point of Care Testing for Electrochemical Detection of Glucose in Blood
International Journal of Electrochemical Science, 2021 Currently, blood glucose testing in the hospital is performed by an automated biochemistry analyzer in the laboratory and the point of care testing (POCT) meter. In this work, a POCT meter was fabricated with Pt-Pd nanowires.
Hui Wang, Kun Wang
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Glucose meters – fit for clinical purpose
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine, 2013 Glucose meters have improved considerably since they were first introduced in 1960, but many questions are being asked about their accuracy and reliability in certain clinical situations. These questions have arisen because of the widespread use of these meters into clinical areas they have not been designed for such as critical care.
R. Tirimacco +7 more
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BEST METHOD TO PREVENT COMPLICATIONS OF DIABETES MELLITUS IS TO ACHIEVE TARGET GLYCAEMIA VALUES
Медицинский совет, 2017 Growth of a population of patients with diabetes and the frequency of its chronic complications-some of the most pressing health issues facing today’s global community. Unfortunately, the disease is a chronic, i.e.
A. M. Mkrtumyan, I. V. Solovieva
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Glucose point-of-care meter operators competency: An assessment checklist
Practical Laboratory Medicine, 2020 Background and objectives: Glucose point-of-care testing meters are essential technology ubiquitous in hospitals. They are operated by non-specialized staff who are assessed through an auto-recertification process that is dependent on operators ...
Cindy Tang Friesner +2 more
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, 2019 Herein, a glucose meter-based immunosensing platform is developed that allows the quantification of procalcitonin (PCT) in whole blood samples. PCT is a biomarker for sepsis and its early detection would improve the safety of the patient, as the ...
Alshawawreh, Fida'a +6 more
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The Development, Characteristics, and Challenges of Biosensors: The Example of Blood Glucose Meters
ChemosensorsNumerous research projects on biosensors have been conducted, and a substantial number of academic studies and conference papers on biosensors are published annually. However, only a few biosensors have been commercialized.
Hsuan-Yu Chen, Chiachung Chen
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Evaluation of a New POCT Bedside Glucose Meter and Strip With Hematocrit and Interference Corrections [PDF]
, 2020 Introduction: Based on the expanding role of point of care testing glucose meters and the need to improve accuracy and precision, the new Nova Biomedical StatStrip was evaluated and compared with the LifeScan SureStepFlexx (current point of care testing ...
PhD Terry L Shirey +5 more
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