Glucose monitoring has always been a very important aspect of assessing the management of diabetes. Although continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS) and self-glucose monitoring systems (SGMS) have been trusted all these years, the long term use of self-monitoring and laboratory tests turn up to be an economic burden on patients. Another fact that cannot be ignored is that these systems lag behind as far as the production of unbiased or huge data is concerned. This is when the ambulatory glucose profile (AGP) comes into the picture.
The current article highlights the significance of AGP in the current scenario. Introduction: Glucose monitoring plays an important role in diabetic patients and is also practiced in non-diabetic patients as and when required. It can be broadly classified into invasive and non-invasive techniques. The invasive techniques require blood samples, whereas…
