@inproceedings{e4ef2f8552f842efb1216e598398902f,
title = "Microdialysis glucose sensor system compared with needle type glucose sensor in vivo during OGTT and physical exercise",
abstract = "The 'subcutaneous glucose monitoring system' (SCGM) is based on microdialysis and allows continuous glucose monitoring in abdominal adipose tissue of diabetic patients up to 5 days. In the current in vivo study we compared the SCGM system with a commercially available needle type glucose sensor during an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) and during physical exercise. The SCGM had a good in vivo performance that was comparable to the needle type sensor. The inherent safe measuring technology of microdialysis and sensor stability of the SCGM makes it a likely candidate for online glucose measurement in diabetic patients. However, the overall system configuration is too bulky to wear comfortably and the measured values have a time lag of 35 min. The SCGM system will be the base for the future development of a miniaturized integrated microdialysis sensor system using labon-a-chip technology.",
author = "Moon, {B. U.} and Wientjes, {K. J. C.} and Schoonen, {A. J. M.}",
year = "2006",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-1-4244-0375-2",
series = "IEEE Sensors",
publisher = "IEEE (The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)",
pages = "1000--1003",
booktitle = "2006 IEEE SENSORS, VOLS 1-3",
note = "5th IEEE Sensors Conference ; Conference date: 22-10-2006 Through 25-10-2006",
}