Evaluation of a New System for Self Blood Glucose Monitoring

Overview

Journal Diabetes Res Clin Pract

Specialty Endocrinology

Date 1988 Feb 19

PMID 3359921

Citations 14

Authors

W L Clarke

D J Becker

D Cox

J V Santiago

N H White

J Betschart

K Eckenrode

L A Levandoski

E A Prusinski

L M Simineiro

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Abstract

A new combination reflectance meter/visually interpretable system (Glucometer II/Glucostix, Ames Division, Miles Laboratories, Elkhart, IN) has been designed for self blood glucose monitoring. Performance evaluation of this system demonstrates a linear relationship between meter-determined blood glucose values and laboratory-determined whole blood glucose values (y = 0.95x + 2.86, r = 0.97). In addition, 95% of visually interpreted blood glucose values are within one color block of YSI comparative values. Error grid analysis, a new method for determining the clinical accuracy of patient-determined blood glucose results, demonstrated that components of this new system produce clinically accurate blood glucose results.

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