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June 1, 2004Diabetes CareOpen Access

Negative Pressure Suction During Blood Sampling May Reduce the Difference in Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose Results Between Fingertip Pricking and Forearm Pricking

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Key result

Negative pressure suction during forearm sampling may reduce blood glucose reading differences versus fingertip pricking.

Why the study?

Does negative pressure suction during forearm blood sampling reduce the difference in blood glucose results compared to fingertip pricking?

Comparison

Negative pressure suction during blood sampling from forearm pricking vs fingertip pricking

Design

Other

Authors

KAKeiko ArimotoHSHideyuki SasakiKOKenichi Ogawa

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Overview

Hypothesis-generating for forearm SMBG accuracy; does not support practice change without larger trials.

Structured PICO

Does negative pressure suction during forearm blood sampling reduce the difference in blood glucose results compared to fingertip pricking?

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Intervention
Negative pressure suction during blood sampling from forearm pricking
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Comparator
Fingertip pricking
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Outcome
Difference in self-monitoring of blood glucose resultssurrogate

Negative pressure suction may improve the accuracy of forearm blood glucose sampling compared to standard fingertip pricking.

Cite This Study

Arimoto et al. (2004) studied this question. Negative pressure suction during blood sampling may reduce the difference in self-monitoring of blood glucose results between fingertip and forearm pricking.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aae43f57491ebcd77741d62https://doi.org/10.2337/diacare.27.6.1449
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