Add to ORKGVariation in hematocrit is a serious but underappreciated interference to accurate point-of-care glucose measurement. Using a meter employing new technology of dynamic electrochemistry, Musholt and colleagues present in vitro data in this issue of Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology demonstrating improved glucose accuracy over a wide range of hematocrits. Although this may have some importance for patients testing in the home environment, the essential application of this new technology will be in the critical care and perioperative environment, where wide swings in hematocrit are common. Because these meters are in use with great frequency in the hospital where accurate glucose measurement is vital, mitigating this interference is a...
A small portable device called the blood electrometer (HEM) was developed to assist clinicians to di...
Background: In recent years a number of point of care testing (POCT) glucometers were introduced on ...
Background: In recent years a number of point of care testing (POCT) glucometers were introduced on ...
Variation in hematocrit is a serious but underappreciated interference to accurate point-of-care glu...
Background: It has been demonstrated that dynamic electrochemistry can be used to correct blood gluc...
Background: Hematocrit (Hct) is a common interferent in test strips used by diabetes patients to sel...
Background: Abnormal hematocrit levels may interfere with glucose readings of patient self-assessmen...
INTRODUCTION: Measurement and monitoring of blood glucose levels in hospitalized patients with po...
Glucose meters are universally utilized in the management of hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic disorder...
Introduction: Based on the expanding role of point of care testing glucose meters and the need to im...
Glucose meters have improved considerably since they were first introduced in 1960, but many questio...
Introduction: Measurement and monitoring of blood glucose levels in hospitalized patients with por-t...
BACKGROUND: Critical care glycaemic control protocols commonly have treatment adjustment (target) ra...
BACKGROUND: Critical care glycaemic control protocols commonly have treatment adjustment (target) ra...
ObjectivesNew data have emerged from ambulatory and acute care settings about adverse patient events...
A small portable device called the blood electrometer (HEM) was developed to assist clinicians to di...
Background: In recent years a number of point of care testing (POCT) glucometers were introduced on ...
Background: In recent years a number of point of care testing (POCT) glucometers were introduced on ...
Variation in hematocrit is a serious but underappreciated interference to accurate point-of-care glu...
Background: It has been demonstrated that dynamic electrochemistry can be used to correct blood gluc...
Background: Hematocrit (Hct) is a common interferent in test strips used by diabetes patients to sel...
Background: Abnormal hematocrit levels may interfere with glucose readings of patient self-assessmen...
INTRODUCTION: Measurement and monitoring of blood glucose levels in hospitalized patients with po...
Glucose meters are universally utilized in the management of hypoglycemic and hyperglycemic disorder...
Introduction: Based on the expanding role of point of care testing glucose meters and the need to im...
Glucose meters have improved considerably since they were first introduced in 1960, but many questio...
Introduction: Measurement and monitoring of blood glucose levels in hospitalized patients with por-t...
BACKGROUND: Critical care glycaemic control protocols commonly have treatment adjustment (target) ra...
BACKGROUND: Critical care glycaemic control protocols commonly have treatment adjustment (target) ra...
ObjectivesNew data have emerged from ambulatory and acute care settings about adverse patient events...
A small portable device called the blood electrometer (HEM) was developed to assist clinicians to di...
Background: In recent years a number of point of care testing (POCT) glucometers were introduced on ...
Background: In recent years a number of point of care testing (POCT) glucometers were introduced on ...