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<blockquote data-quote="richieh" data-source="post: 87327" data-attributes="member: 21067"><p>Hi the continuos monitors already exist and the newer ones are wireless.</p><p></p><p>A device goes into the skin and a small control system picks up the signal.</p><p></p><p>The new ones can even talk to Insulin Pumps... (cool)</p><p></p><p>They basically require you to enter BS readings(to aid callibration), register an event when you eat or inject.</p><p>In addition you have to keep a food diary of what you've eaten(carb count) and insulin put in</p><p></p><p></p><p>I would go for something which can monitor BG and Insulin inserted and has a database of Carbs for common items(MacDonalds, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Harvester, A Calculator to enter 4 egg sized potatoes or whatever). Maybe web enabled to make it query data from a continuosly evolving online database. It could store common meals for a my favourites type interface.</p><p></p><p>The meter could then provide guidance based on a users insulin carb ratio for a given meal. The system should be able to remember previous times the meal was eaten and advise if this dose caused a hyper or hypo last time. Perhaps factor in your current readings too. So the interface would say Your dose(ratio) should be x, Your dose(previous) y caused a hypo/hyper, Your currently running higher and most meals require 1 additonal unit.</p><p></p><p>In addition full reporting based on stored data, how many carbs eaten, BS readings around the time amount of insulin put in etc</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="richieh, post: 87327, member: 21067"] Hi the continuos monitors already exist and the newer ones are wireless. A device goes into the skin and a small control system picks up the signal. The new ones can even talk to Insulin Pumps... (cool) They basically require you to enter BS readings(to aid callibration), register an event when you eat or inject. In addition you have to keep a food diary of what you've eaten(carb count) and insulin put in I would go for something which can monitor BG and Insulin inserted and has a database of Carbs for common items(MacDonalds, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Harvester, A Calculator to enter 4 egg sized potatoes or whatever). Maybe web enabled to make it query data from a continuosly evolving online database. It could store common meals for a my favourites type interface. The meter could then provide guidance based on a users insulin carb ratio for a given meal. The system should be able to remember previous times the meal was eaten and advise if this dose caused a hyper or hypo last time. Perhaps factor in your current readings too. So the interface would say Your dose(ratio) should be x, Your dose(previous) y caused a hypo/hyper, Your currently running higher and most meals require 1 additonal unit. In addition full reporting based on stored data, how many carbs eaten, BS readings around the time amount of insulin put in etc [/QUOTE]
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