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Prediction methods for blood glucose concentration

Kirchsteiger et al., 2016

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16263458058678348342
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Kirchsteiger H
Jørgensen J
Renard E
Del Re L
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Switzerland: Springer International Pulblishing. https://doi. org/10.1007/978-3-319-25913-0

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Standard diabetes insulin therapy for type 1 diabetes and late stages of type 2 is based on the expected development of blood glucose (BG) both as a consequence of the metabolic glucose consumption as well as of meals and exogenous insulin intake. Traditionally, this is …
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