Non-Invasive Glucose Monitor and Smart Infusion in Intravenous

Person with diabetes mellitus need to frequently monitor blood sugar concentration to manage glycemia. This involves a test of a capillary minimum of three times per day apart from undergoing regular monthly check-ups in laboratory parameters. For pain management or to save the patients from additional sufferings of pain during such blood tests, it is important to adopt a technique without piercing the skin. We are creating a new way to check blood sugar levels without needing to prick the finger. This attempt uses low-range infrared sensors, easy-to-carry, and non-invasive gadgets to monitor blood glucose. The sugar level in the blood of the patient was determined depending on the evaluation of voltages, displaced glucose level on LCD, and shared to cellphone to estimate one's glucose level. Finally, from the reliability test, the percentage difference obtained using the present method is higher than the prevailing methods by piercing the skin. Additionally, Smart Infusion in Intravenous modern medicine delivers fluids, medications, and blood products directly into the bloodstream. The integration of smart infusion systems has the potential to significantly improve patient safety and treatment outcomes.

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2025-06-05
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icetea64585.2025.11099834
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Spectroscopy Techniques in Biomedical and Chemical Research
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Non-Invasive Glucose Monitor and Smart Infusion in Intravenous

Luz Yolanda Morales Martín, R. Vithiya, M. Zarina Begum, Sherley Suzane Tremot
Spectroscopy Techniques in Biomedical and Chemical Research
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Non-Invasive Glucose Monitor and Smart Infusion in Intravenous

Luz Yolanda Morales Martín, R. Vithiya, M. Zarina Begum, Sherley Suzane Tremot
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Person with diabetes mellitus need to frequently monitor blood sugar concentration to manage glycemia. This involves a test of a capillary minimum of three times per day apart from undergoing regular monthly check-ups in laboratory parameters. For pain management or to save the patients from additional sufferings of pain during such blood tests, it is important to adopt a technique without piercing the skin. We are creating a new way to check blood sugar levels without needing to prick the finger. This attempt uses low-range infrared sensors, easy-to-carry, and non-invasive gadgets to monitor blood glucose. The sugar level in the blood of the patient was determined depending on the evaluation of voltages, displaced glucose level on LCD, and shared to cellphone to estimate one's glucose level. Finally, from the reliability test, the percentage difference obtained using the present method is higher than the prevailing methods by piercing the skin. Additionally, Smart Infusion in Intravenous modern medicine delivers fluids, medications, and blood products directly into the bloodstream. The integration of smart infusion systems has the potential to significantly improve patient safety and treatment outcomes.

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