Tiny trial tests if surgery patients can wear sugar sensors
NCT ID NCT05937373
Summary
This small, ended pilot study tested if a wearable blood sugar monitor (CGM) could be used for patients with diabetes before, during, and after surgery. It aimed to see if the monitors were practical to use in the hospital and if their readings were accurate compared to standard finger-prick tests. The goal was to gather information to see if this technology could help manage blood sugar better around surgery time in the future.
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Wake Forest Health Sciences
Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 27157, United States
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