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Evaluative study demonstrates accuracy of Yuwell Anytime CGM in type 2 diabetes, suggesting high reliability.
Background: There have been many recent advances in diabetes technology, and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems have grown in use and popularity. Aims: This study evaluated the accuracy and efficacy of the Yuwell Anytime CT3 CGM system in participants with type 2 diabetes. Methods: Forty participants were recruited to take part. They were asked to monitor their glucose levels for 10 days using two devices, a continuous glucose sensor (Yuwell Anytime) and an Accu-chek blood glucose finger-prick test. Findings: The overall mean absolute relative difference (MARD) between the two measurement systems was 6.9%, with a Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.92 ( P <0.0001). The reliability of the sensor was preserved across the full observed range of glucose concentrations. Conclusions: The Yuwell Anytime had excellent agreement with a standard finger-prick blood test of glucose in free-living type-2 diabetics.
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