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198 CHAPTER 9 Calibration of CGM systems

The proved efficacy of some recently proposed techniques in improving sensor
performance predicts that, in the following years, more sophisticated algorithms
will be integrated into next-generation CGM systems to support the increasing
sensors’ lifetimes and performance requirements and to reduce calibration need.

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