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17 October 2012A non-invasive blood glucose meter design using multi-type sensors
In this paper, we present a design of a multi optical modalities blood glucose monitor. The Monte Carlo tissues optics
simulation with typical human skin model suggests the SNR ratio for a detector sensor is 104 with high sensitivity that
can detect low blood sugar limit at 1 mMole/dL ( <20 mg/dL). A Bayesian filtering algorithm is proposed for multisensor
fusion to identify whether e user has the danger of having diabetes. The new design has real time response (on the
average of 2 minutes) and provides great potential to perform real time monitoring for blood glucose.
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D. Nguyen, Hienvu Nguyen, Janet Roveda, "A non-invasive blood glucose meter design using multi-type sensors," Proc. SPIE 8508, Medical Applications of Radiation Detectors II, 85080E (17 October 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.929108