Comparative Study Between Blood Glucose Meters in a Maternity Center

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Background: Monitoring of diabetes by measuring capillary blood glucose using a glucometer. Objectives: To compare the three most used glucose meters in diabetic patients in a maternity and neonatal center in terms of repeatability, accuracy, and stability. Methodology: A comparative study on 100 diabetic patients admitted to the various Department of a maternity and neonatal center. For each patient, a capillary measurement was made using each of the three glucometers to be tested (Accucheck®, On Call® and Bionime®) as well as a blood glucose on venous blood, performed in the laboratory using the Siemens X brand plus® PLC (reference method). The same sample was used to carry out all measurements. Results and Conclusions: The Accucheck® brand reader and the On Call® brand thus, show a better correlation for open and closed bottles of test strips’storage, compared with the Bionime® brand reader. We found that the Accucheck® and On Call® readers are comparable in terms of reliability of results and are better than the Bionime® brand reader. We have found that, first using closed vials give more accurate results for glycemia readers and also, On Call® and Accucheck® brand readers are more reliable and accurate than the Bionime® brand reader.

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Ayadi, R., Tlig, M., Jdida, I. B., Zribi, K., Khefacha, L., Sassi, M., … Chérif, A. (2024). Comparative Study Between Blood Glucose Meters in a Maternity Center. Women’s Health Reports, 5(1), 572–578. https://doi.org/10.1089/whr.2024.0030

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