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International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (IJAIH)

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  • A novel non-invasive technique for blood glucose level measurement   Order a copy of this article
    by Subramanya Bhat 
    Abstract: Diabetes mellitus (sugar) is one of the most common, incurable and critical health challenge to the medical field which can even cause lethal consequences. Controlling blood sugar levels is the sole effective treatment, to deter the further complications of the disease. To keep diabetes in check, a patient needs to track his or her blood glucose level frequently. The conventional methods available in the market are invasive, painful, time-consuming, expensive and often leads to fingertip infection in case of recurrent use. The complications aroused from conventional method have created the necessity for user-friendly non-invasive glucose monitoring device. In the proposed paper, a portable non-invasive device for glucose monitoring based on NIR spectroscopy using LED (940 nm to 1,300 nm) and a photo-detector, employing the principle of diffused reflectance to determine the blood glucose concentration is developed.
    Keywords: non-invasive; NIR spectroscopy; blood sugar level.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJAIH.2026.10075966
     

 

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