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                         every 5 min based on sensor glucose and suspends or delivers insulin based on pre-
                         dicted sensor glucose values [60,61]. However, patient intervention is still required
                         to enter estimated carbohydrates in meals (to deliver boluses) and to possibly deliver
                         corrections. Future research is ongoing to close the loop without any patient inter-
                         ference. The details on the PLGS system, hybrid closed-loop system, and future
                         closed-loop systems can be found in the next chapters of this book.




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