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1. How can the
precision
of the Diasensor 1000 be determined ?
2. How can the
relative
accuracy of the Diasensor 1000 be determined ?
3. Which devices
have
been used for the trial ?
4. In which
sequence
were the measurements made ?
5. How many
measurements
have been made ?
6. How do the
devices
look like, used for measurement and how does the place look like, where
the measurements have been made?
7. How precisely
are
the measurements made with Reflolux S, an usual blood glucose
measurement
device as used for blood glucose self control from diabetics in Germany.
8. How precisely
are
the measurements made with HemoCue, a measurement device mainly used in
clinics and from physicians, which was used for the Calibration
of
the Diasensor 1000 ?
9. How precisely
are
the measurements made with the Diasensor 1000?
10. Which
relative
accuracy exists between the invasive HemoCue Meter and the non-invasive
Diasensor
1000 ?
11. What is the
effect
of calm paperwork onto the relative accuracy of the HemoCue and the
Diasensor
1000?
12. What is the
effect
of slow movement and 20 minutes sports in the afternoon on a
hometrainer
onto the relative accuracy of the HemoCue and the Diasensor 1000 ?
13. What is the
effect
of stress onto the relative accuracy of the Diasensor 1000 and the
HemoCue
device ?
14. What is the
effect
of unusual strong movement, 2 hours of sports on a hometrainer, onto
the
relative accuracy of the Diasensor 1000 and the HemoCue device ?
15. Can the
Diasensor
1000 be used to give a warning if the hypoglycaemic blood glucose
region
is reached ?
and
16. What is the
effect
of alcoholics to the relative accuracy of the Diasensor 1000 ?
17. For which
purpose
can the Diasensor 1000 be used ?
18. What causes
the
declining of the correlation shown under certain circumstances like
sports
and after stress ?
19. What is the
reason
why the Diasensor 1000 can not be used to detect or monitor for
hypoglycenmie
( low
blood
sugar)
?
20. Which
possibilities
exist to solve the problem shown and to improve the relative accuracy
of
the non-invasive measurement ?
Answers to frequently asked questions.
No, I did not have a blood glucose monitor that measures
blood sugar continuously and painlessly.
To generate the trend graphs,
I performed fifty invasive, bloody finger-prick
measurements per chart (see example image above) using a
Hemocue laboratory meter.
No, I did not receive any subsidies for my private study
from any source; I covered all costs myself.
If
you are interested in these study results, you can
purchase them for 34.38 EUR.
Please contact me using the options listed in the legal
notice.
Disclaimer: This page is meant to show opportunities to live a
fulfilled life with diabetes. If you are looking for medical
advice, please consult your doctor or pharmacist.
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