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(Clinical Chemistry. 1999;45:165-177.)
© 1999 American Association for Clinical Chemistry, Inc.


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Spectroscopic and Clinical Aspects of Noninvasive Glucose Measurements

Omar S. Khalila

a Abbott Laboratories, Diagnostics Division, D9NL, AP 20, 100 Abbott Park Road, Abbott Park, IL 60064. Fax 847-938-7072; e-mail Omar.khalil{at}add.ssw.abbott.com.

Frequent determination of glucose concentrations in diabetic patients is an important tool for diabetes management. This requires repetitive lancing and finger bleeding. Use of noninvasive (NI) detection techniques offers several advantages, such as the absence of pain and exposure to sharp objects and biohazard materials, the potential for increased frequency of testing, and hence, tighter control of the glucose concentrations, and the potential for a closed-loop system including a monitor and an insulin pump. These potential advantages have led to considerable interest in the commercialization of NI glucose monitoring devices. Review of the scientific, patent, and commercial literature indicates that the spectroscopic basis for NI determination of glucose is not yet well established, and attempts at commercialization may be several steps ahead of our understanding the origin and characteristics of an in vivo glucose-specific or glucose-related signal. Several technologies have potential for leading to viable measuring devices, but most of the data are based on in vitro experimentation. Because of the technical complexity of in vivo glucose measurements, this review aims at discussing the gap between the established need and current technology limitations.




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