Comparison of Continuous Real Time Blood Glucose Measurement With Venous Laboratory Blood Glucose Level in Neonates During Perioperative Period

Wasiq, Mohammed Abdul; Behura, Sushree Smita; Sahoo, Swaranjika; Panda, Santosh Kumar

doi:10.1007/s13312-022-2575-5

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“…This has been done in different setups, such as in the lactose tolerance test, [1] in patients administered basal-bolus insulin, [2] during pregnancy, [3] and during resuscitation. [4] Among other types of glucose measurement methods are comparisons of continuous real time monitoring with venous level, [5] earlobe site versus nger tips, [6] subcutaneous versus intravenous in an operating room, [7] several blood glucose meters, [8,9] two continuous glucose monitoring systems in a cardio-surgical ICU, [10] between point-of-care testing and venous method in gestational diabetes, [11] and continuous monitoring in surgical ICU with capillary method. [12] All these studies used the Bland-Altman (B-A) method13 for assessing agreement.…”

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An alternative simple method of assessment of clinical agreement of two methods of measuring blood glucose level without Bland–Altman limits

Indrayan

2023

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New methods of measuring blood glucose levels are generally accepted when they show sufficient agreement with the existing established method. Such agreement is almost always assessed by Bland-Altman (B-A) method. This method of assessing agreement has several limitations such as this does not assess the degree of agreement and it requires uniform clinical tolerance limits. We describe a simple and robust method of assessing the agreement between two methods of measuring blood glucose levels that directly uses the clinical tolerance limits and assesses the degree of agreement without calculating the B-A limits. This alternative is more flexible also as the clinical tolerance limits can be varyingly set to provide more accuracy at critical values of the blood glucose level and relaxed at not-so-critical

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An alternative simple method of assessment of clinical agreement of two methods of measuring blood glucose level without Bland–Altman limits

Indrayan

2023

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Accuracy to detect neonatal hyperglycaemia using real-time continuous glucose monitoring during postoperative period

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Assessing agreement between two methods of measuring blood glucose level without Bland–Altman limits

Indrayan

2023

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Comparison of Continuous Real Time Blood Glucose Measurement With Venous Laboratory Blood Glucose Level in Neonates During Perioperative Period

Cited by 4 publications

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An alternative simple method of assessment of clinical agreement of two methods of measuring blood glucose level without Bland–Altman limits

An alternative simple method of assessment of clinical agreement of two methods of measuring blood glucose level without Bland–Altman limits

Accuracy to detect neonatal hyperglycaemia using real-time continuous glucose monitoring during postoperative period

Assessing agreement between two methods of measuring blood glucose level without Bland–Altman limits

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