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suffering from the diabetes in each year. The different technologies are used in glucose detection. Glucose concentration is affected by different critical parameters such as refractive index, surface tension and viscosity. Glucose in the urine condition is called glycosuria. Normal range of glucose in human is 0-15 mg/dl. If the glucose level is increased above this range it is considered as hyperglycemia, and if the glucose level is decreased below this range it is considered as hypoglycemia. But continuous and regular interval glucose monitoring is necessary for optimal diabetic management. Monitoring the glucose concentration by using the invasive and noninvasive method involves responses with analytical solution. Major advancement has been taken place in the case of self-monitoring of the blood glucose or abetted mentoring of the blood glucose in current era [1-4]. Different techniques have been considered in glucose monitoring. 1) noninvasive optical glucose monitoring, 2) noninvasive fluid sampling glucose monitoring and 3) minimal invasive glucose monitor. These techniques provide continuous glucose monitoring in blood or urine with no pain or slight pain. Invasive glucose

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Author
S. Ambika; Kalpana Vanjerkhede
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Published
2023
Language
EN
Field
Engineering (Physical Sciences)

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