iBGStar: The ‘iPhone blood glucose meter’

Shelly, Jamie; Ferreri, Stefanie P.

doi:10.1016/s1042-0991(15)31684-4

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“…Latest generation of glucose monitors has the capability to connect to a smartphone and provide the real-time data. For example iBGstar TM glucometer can be connected to an iPhone to record all the information a diabetic patient needs (Shelly and Ferreri, 2012). Measurements provided by these devices are accurate enough to monitor the glucose levels inside the blood stream at a particular moment.…”

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Automated Glucose Control

Bhat

Khan

Yousuf

2021

International Journal of E-Health and Medical Communications

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Automated blood glucose control for diabetes mellitus is a highly desired pursuit of researchers around the globe. Advancement in sensing and control capabilities has paced the development of closed-loop control systems for insulin dependent diabetes. Traditional treatment methods and recent approaches using automated control systems are reviewed in this article. Invasive and non-invasive glucose sensing methods along with insulin therapy are presented in detail. Control algorithms are studied and evaluated based on their ability to keep blood glucose levels in euglycemic range by regulating the amounts of insulin bolus. The article highlight the advantages of using automated control system over the traditional control strategies for insulin dependent diabetes.

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confidence: 99%