Page 460 - Handbook of Biomechatronics

454 Graham Brooker

from the emerging understanding that there is no regime that fits everyone
and that customized algorithms tailored to each individual diabetic are
necessary to achieve the tight glucose range seen in the healthy people
(Castle et al., 2017).

REFERENCES

Adams, F. (Ed.), 1856. Aretaeus the Kappadokia: The Extant Works. Francis Adams LLD,
London.
American_Diabetes_Association, 2013. Standards of medical care for patients with diabetes
mellitus—2013. Diabetes Care 36, 11–66.
Barrettino, D., 2017. Smart Contact Lenses and Eye Implants Will Give Doctors Medical
Insights. http://spectrum.ieee.org/biomedical/devices/smart-contact-lenses-and-eye-
implants-will-give-doctors-medical-insights. (Accessed 20 August 2017).
Blackshear, P., Dorman, F., Blackshear Jr., P.L., Varco, R.L., Buchwald, H., 1970.
A permanently implantable self-recycling low flow constant rate multipurpose infusion
pump of simple design. Surg. Forum 21, 136–137.
Blackshear, P., Dorman, F., Blackshear Jr., P.L., Varco, R.L., Buchwald, H., 1972. The
design and initial testing of an implantable infusion pump. Surg. Gynecol. Obstet.
134, 51–56.
Bronzino, J. (Ed.), 2006. Medical Devices and Systems. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL.
Buchwald, H., Barbosa, J., Varco, R., Rhode, T., Rupp, W., Schwartz, R.A.,
Goldenberg, F., Rubelin, T.G., Blackshear, P., 1981. Treatment of a type II diabetic
by a totally implantable insulin infusion device. Lancet 1233–1234.
Castle, J., DeVries, J., Kovatchev, B., 2017. Future of automated insulin delivery systems.
Diabetes Technol. Ther. 19 (S3), S67–S72.
Cobelli, C., DallaMan, C., Sparacino, G., Magni, L., DeNicolao, G., Kovatchev, B., 2009.
Diabetes: models, signals and control. IEEE Rev. Biomed. Eng. 2, 54–96.
Dalvi, N., 2013. Microchip AN1560: Glucose Meter Reference Design. Microchip Tech-
nology, Chandler, AZ.
DiCristina, J., 2017. Maxim Tutorial 4659: blood glucose meters. https://www.
maximintegrated.com/en/app-notes/index.mvp/id/4659. (Accessed 10 August 2017).
DoyleIII, F., Huyett, L., BokLee, J., Zisser, H., Dassau, E., 2014. Closed-loop artificial pan-
creas systems: engineering the algorithms. Diabetes Care 37 (5), 1191–1197.
Fernandez, M., Marcus, A., 1996. Insulin pump therapy: acceptable alternative to injection
therapy. Postgrad. Med. 99, 125–132, 141–144.
Ganesan, A., 2013. Electronics in Medicine: Insulin Pump Design. http://www.eetimes.
com/document.asp?doc_id¼1280826. (Accessed 24 August 2017).
Hoskins, M., 2017. Implantable Insulin Pumps are Near Extinction, But Still Alive….
Diabetes Mine, http://www.healthline.com/diabetesmine/implantable-insulin-pumps.
(Retrieved 24 August 2017).
Invernale, M., Tang, B., York, R., Le, L., Hou, D., 2014. Microneedle electrodes toward an
amperometric glucose-sensing smart patch. Adv. Healthc. Mater. 3, 338–342.
Kirchhof, M., Popat, N., Malowany, J., 2008. A historical perspective of the diagnosis of
diabetes. UWOMJ 78 (1), 7–11.
Leiva-Hidalgo, A., 2011. From pancreatic extracts to artiicial pancreas: history, science and
controversies about the discovery of the pancreatic antidiabetic hormone VIII: step by
step towards the artiicial pancreas. Adv. Diabetologia 27 (1), 27–38.
Leiva-Hidalgo, A., Brugues-Brugues, E., Leiva-Perez, A., 2011. From pancreatic extracts to
artificial pancreas: history, science and controversies about the discovery of the pancreatic