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Computerized IV Insulin Gives Better Control
June 21, 2016
An article published by Diabetes Times explores a seven-year study on the use of a computer-guided glucose management system (EndoTool) and its impact on various quality metrics, such as hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia and time to control.
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