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2017•International Journal of Diabetes and Clinical ResearchOpen access

Indices for Assessment of the Quality of Glycemic Control and Glucose Dynamics from Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Klaus–Dieter Kohnert

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Blood glucose control is a fundamental element in the management of diabetes to reduce or even prevent micro- and macro vascular complications. Many patients with diabetes can improve glycemic control by use of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems. However, analysis and interpretation of the datasets obtained from CGM are complicated by the many indices and measures currently proposed for assessment of glycemic variability and the quality of glycemic control

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Blood glucose control is a fundamental element in the management of diabetes to reduce or even prevent micro- and macro vascular complications. Many patients with diabetes can improve glycemic control by use of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems. However, analysis and interpretation of the datasets obtained from CGM are complicated by the many indices and measures currently proposed for assessment of glycemic variability and the quality of glycemic control

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Blood glucose control is a fundamental element in the management of diabetes to reduce or even prevent micro- and macro vascular complications. Many patients with diabetes can improve glycemic control by use of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) systems. However, analysis and interpretation of the datasets obtained from CGM are complicated by the many indices and measures currently proposed for assessment of glycemic variability and the quality of glycemic control

Key concepts: Glycemic, Continuous glucose monitoring, Medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Blood glucose monitoring, Control (management), Quality assessment, Intensive care medicine

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