COMPENSATING FOR TEMPERATURE DRIFTS DURING GLUCOSE SENSING
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Jun 28, 2012
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Dec 22, 2010
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Dec 22, 2010
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Temperature variations in a patient's body can lead to inaccurate glucose readings. To compensate for changes in temperature, the temperature at a glucose sensing site can be sensed using a thermocouple. A compensated glucose level can be determined based on the temperature and the sensed glucose level. A glucose sensing device is described that includes a glucose sensor having a working electrode and a thermocouple having a junction positioned proximate the working electrode, with both the glucose and temperature sensors including the same metals.
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