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Microwave noninvasive blood glucose monitoring sensor: Human clinical trial results
In this paper, a microwave non-invasive blood glucose monitoring system operating at around 1.4 GHz is designed and its performance in terms of accuracy and repeatability is evaluated by a clinical trial involving 24 human subjects, with and without diabetes. Direct comparison with the most accurate benchtop glucose analyzer shows the exceptional accuracy and repeatability of the proposed system.