Figure 17.1
The concentration of BG was measured in a postoperative general surgery patient for 3 days using an IV continuous glucose monitoring system and peripheral venous blood (IVBG); a reference BG analyzer and radial artery blood (YSI); and a point-of-care BG meter/test strip and fingerstick capillary blood (POC meter).
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