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Continuous measurement of blood glucose: validation of a new intravascular sensor.

Nils K NK Skjaervold, Erik E Solligård, Dag R DR Hjelme, and Petter P Aadahl

Anesthesiology 114(1):120-5 (2011) PMID 21169804

Tight blood glucose control is used extensively in perioperative and critically ill patients. Several studies, however, have shown contradictory effects on patient outcomes. A major problem of these studies has been inadequate control of the prime variable, blood glucose. This paper describes the validation of a new intravascular continuous blood glucose sensor.

DOI: 10.1097/ALN.0b013e3181ff4187
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