Predicted time to assess and/or control a glycemic state
作者： Paul H. Kovelman
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摘要: Presented here are techniques for controlling glucose levels of a patient based on predicted time to target level. One methodology predicts trajectory the blood level past observations level, determines cost expression trajectory, and affects future command an infusion pump affect value according expression. Another defines concentration patient, observes current signals received from blood-glucose sensor, duration patient's reach observed concentration.
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