微创无创血糖监测:走向商业化之路

IF 4.1 Q2 CHEMISTRY, ANALYTICAL
Shunhua Min, Haoyang Geng, Yuheng He, Tailin Xu, Qingzhou Liu and Xueji Zhang
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全球糖尿病患病率的上升导致了血糖监测技术的显著进步。自20世纪60年代引入基于酶的葡萄糖生物传感器以来,这些设备已经发展到能够实时和动态监测葡萄糖,其中电化学生物传感器起着至关重要的作用。最近的创新已经将葡萄糖传感扩展到非侵入性和微创性方法,利用光学、毫米波、超声波和生物阻抗技术提供用户友好和无痛的替代方法。本文综述了葡萄糖监测技术的现状和未来前景,特别关注体内应用的可穿戴传感器。它探讨了电化学和替代传感方法的关键机制,强调了它们的进化,对不同生物流体的适应性,以及集成到多路复用系统中以改善糖尿病管理。新兴的可穿戴设备提供持续和实时的反馈,这对有效的血糖调节至关重要。该综述还解决了诸如生物相容性、波动生理条件下的准确性以及可能影响传感器性能的外部因素等挑战。此外,它还分析了商业前景,从已建立的连续血糖监测仪到下一代技术,强调了个性化护理的机会。这篇综述的目的是指导未来研究开发先进和有效的血糖监测解决方案,以满足患者的需求。
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Minimally and non-invasive glucose monitoring: the road toward commercialization

Minimally and non-invasive glucose monitoring: the road toward commercialization

The increasing global prevalence of diabetes has led to significant advancements in glucose monitoring technologies. Since the introduction of enzyme-based glucose biosensors in the 1960s, these devices have evolved to enable real-time and dynamic glucose monitoring, with electrochemical biosensors playing a crucial role. Recent innovations have expanded glucose sensing into non-invasive and minimally invasive methods, utilizing optical, millimeter wave, ultrasound, and bioimpedance techniques to provide user-friendly and painless alternatives. This review examines the current state and future prospects of glucose monitoring technologies, particularly focusing on wearable sensors for in vivo applications. It explores the key mechanisms of electrochemical and alternative sensing methods, highlighting their evolution, adaptability to different biofluids, and integration into multiplexed systems for improved diabetes management. Emerging wearable devices offer continuous and real-time feedback, which is essential for effective glucose regulation. The review also addresses challenges such as biocompatibility, accuracy in fluctuating physiological conditions, and external factors that can affect sensor performance. Furthermore, it analyzes the commercial landscape, from established continuous glucose monitors to next-generation technologies, highlighting opportunities for personalized care. The aim of this review is to guide future research in developing advanced and efficient glucose monitoring solutions tailored to meet patient needs.

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