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    Dexcom Inc studio tm data management software
    Continuous glucose monitoring systems. MARD, mean absolute relative difference; EGA, error grid analysis; CE, Conformité Européenne; DG4P, <t> Dexcom </t> G4 TM PLATINUM; FN, FreeStyle Navigator ® .
    Studio Tm Data Management Software, supplied by Dexcom Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Average 90 stars, based on 1 article reviews
    studio tm data management software - by Bioz Stars, 2026-10
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    Article Title: Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems: A Review

    Journal: Diagnostics

    doi: 10.3390/diagnostics3040385

    Continuous glucose monitoring systems. MARD, mean absolute relative difference; EGA, error grid analysis; CE, Conformité Européenne; DG4P, Dexcom G4 TM PLATINUM; FN, FreeStyle Navigator ® .
    Figure Legend Snippet: Continuous glucose monitoring systems. MARD, mean absolute relative difference; EGA, error grid analysis; CE, Conformité Européenne; DG4P, Dexcom G4 TM PLATINUM; FN, FreeStyle Navigator ® .

    Techniques Used: Software, Raman Spectroscopy, Transmission Assay, Spectroscopy

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    Article Title: Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems: A Review
    Article Snippet: Dexcom SEVEN ® Plus (Dexcom) , Target site: skin Technology used: glucose sensor; sensor lifespan: 168 h; length of sensor probe: 13 mm; gauge of sensor probe: 26 mm; sensor warm up: 2 h; calibration every 12 h, but twice within the first 30 min. Advantages: use FDA-approved glucose sensor that can be used for up to seven days; precisely detect hypoglycemic glucose level; water-resistant transmitter with built-in battery lasting one year; transmits glucose sensing data to the handheld receiver within five feet range every 5 min; receiver shows trends and current glucose level; stores up to 30 days of glucose trends along with a record of activities and events; comes with Dexcom ® Data Manager 3 software, which provides better insight into the ways to improve glycemic control. Disadvantages: invasive; is a previous generation of CGMS that is not being used anymore; requires calibration with blood glucose testing; requires a change of the sensor after a few days. Reliability: MARD in euglycemia region = 18.4%; MARD in hypoglycemia region = 22.5%; Clarke EGA in euglycemia region = 98.3% in A + B, 91.3% in A; Clarke EGA in hypoglycemia region = NA [ ]. MARD in hypoglycemia region = 21.5% [ ]; aggregate MARD = 16% [ ]; 76% of DG4P sensors had an individual MARD of ≤20%; DG4P had a mean absolute difference of 16 mg/dL for hypoglycemia (Yellow Springs Instrument Company’s YSI blood glucose analyzer < 70 mg/dL) [ ]. Cost: US $1,158 for CGMS and US $349 for four sensors. Availability: USA, UK, European Union, Asian and Latin American countries that recognize the CE mark. . .. Dexcom G4 TM PLATINUM (Dexcom) , Target site: skin Technology used: glucose sensor; sensor lifespan: 168 h; length of sensor probe: 13 mm; gauge of sensor probe: 26 mm; sensor warm up: 2 h; calibration every 12 h, but twice within the first 30 min. Advantages: compact, wearable and light-weight; measures glucose continuously every 5 min; transmit glucose readings to the receiver up to a distance of 6 m; employs a very thin glucose sensor that can be used for up to seven days and has the same diameter as a human hair; high precision; receiver with colored screen and alarm alerts for high and low glucose levels and when the glucose levels are rising or falling quickly; comes with Dexcom STUDIO TM data management software, which enables simple navigation and an illustrative visual for the quick and easy identification of glucose patterns. Disadvantages: invasive; requires calibration with blood glucose testing every 12 h; requires a change of the sensor after a few days. Reliability: aggregate MARD = 13%; 90% of DG4P sensors had an individual MARD of ≤20%; DG4P had a mean absolute difference of 11 mg/dL for hypoglycemia (YSI < 70 mg/dL) [ ]. Cost: US $1,198 for CGMS and US $349 for a four-pack of sensors. Daily cost of US $6.70. Availability: USA, European Union, Asian and Latin American countries that recognize the CE mark. . .. Guardian ® REAL-time (Medtronic) , Target site: skin Technology used: glucose sensor; sensor lifespan: 72 h; length of sensor probe: 14 mm; gauge of sensor probe: 23 mm; sensor warm up: 2 h; calibration at 2 h, 8 h and then every 12 h. Advantages: measures glucose levels in the interstitial fluid every 10 s; wireless transmitter attached to a glucose sensor transmits average glucose reading to the monitor every 5 min; employs a glucose sensor that can be used for up to six days; displays glucose trends on the receiver; alarm alerts for high and low glucose levels; predictive alerts notify the user up to 30 min before they are predicted to reach a personal low or high glucose level; Disadvantages: invasive; requires calibration with blood glucose testing; requires a change of the sensor after a few days. Reliability: MARD in euglycemia region = 13.3%; MARD in hypoglycemia region = 13.8%; Clarke EGA in euglycemia region = 98.9% in A + B, 91.3% in A; Clarke EGA in hypoglycemia region = 84.4 in A + B, 81.9 in A [ ]; 72% in A zone and 27.6% values in B zones of Clarke EGA; and a MARD of 17.6% [ ]. Cost: US $1,400 for CGMS and US $50 for a sensor. Availability: USA, Europe, India .



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    Continuous glucose monitoring systems. MARD, mean absolute relative difference; EGA, error grid analysis; CE, Conformité Européenne; DG4P, Dexcom G4 TM PLATINUM; FN, FreeStyle Navigator ® .

    Journal: Diagnostics

    Article Title: Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems: A Review

    doi: 10.3390/diagnostics3040385

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Continuous glucose monitoring systems. MARD, mean absolute relative difference; EGA, error grid analysis; CE, Conformité Européenne; DG4P, Dexcom G4 TM PLATINUM; FN, FreeStyle Navigator ® .

    Article Snippet: Dexcom G4 TM PLATINUM (Dexcom) , Target site: skin Technology used: glucose sensor; sensor lifespan: 168 h; length of sensor probe: 13 mm; gauge of sensor probe: 26 mm; sensor warm up: 2 h; calibration every 12 h, but twice within the first 30 min. Advantages: compact, wearable and light-weight; measures glucose continuously every 5 min; transmit glucose readings to the receiver up to a distance of 6 m; employs a very thin glucose sensor that can be used for up to seven days and has the same diameter as a human hair; high precision; receiver with colored screen and alarm alerts for high and low glucose levels and when the glucose levels are rising or falling quickly; comes with Dexcom STUDIO TM data management software, which enables simple navigation and an illustrative visual for the quick and easy identification of glucose patterns. Disadvantages: invasive; requires calibration with blood glucose testing every 12 h; requires a change of the sensor after a few days. Reliability: aggregate MARD = 13%; 90% of DG4P sensors had an individual MARD of ≤20%; DG4P had a mean absolute difference of 11 mg/dL for hypoglycemia (YSI < 70 mg/dL) [ ]. Cost: US $1,198 for CGMS and US $349 for a four-pack of sensors. Daily cost of US $6.70. Availability: USA, European Union, Asian and Latin American countries that recognize the CE mark. .

    Techniques: Software, Raman Spectroscopy, Transmission Assay, Spectroscopy