Accuracy of Noninvasive Glucose Sensing Based on Near-Infrared Spectroscopy

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Affiliation of Author(s):Tianjin University

Teaching and Research Group:Bio optics and Applied Spectroscopy Laboratory

Journal:Applied Spectroscopy

Place of Publication:America

Funded by:New Hemanalysis Instrument-Noninvasive Blood Glucose Detector（新型血液分析仪器—无创血糖检测仪）

Key Words:Noninvasive sensing; Near-infrared spectroscopy; NIR; Reference measurement; Transmission;

Abstract:The noninvasive sensing of the blood glucose concentration is usually based on optical, electrical, or acoustical signals induced by blood glucose; these signals are extremely weak and subject to fluctuations caused by the variation in the body or surroundings. Therefore, it is challenging to detect blood glucose noninvasively with high accuracy, and no successful accurate and noninvasive clinical application has been reported. We found that there are two key measurement issues to be addressed: systematic errors, such as the errors induced by the drifts of devices or by variations in body temp

All the Authors:Liu Jin、Liu Rong、Xu Kexin

First Author:Liu Jin

Indexed by:Applied Research

Correspondence Author:Xu Kexin

Document Code:0003-7028(2015)11-1313-06

Volume:69

Issue:11

Page Number:1313-1318

ISSN No.:0003-7028

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