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Endocrine Procedures: CGM
Interpretation of CGM
Interpretation of CGM
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The video features Hugo Torres, a second-year endocrinology fellow at the University of California, Los Angeles, discussing how to interpret continuous glucose monitors (CGMs). He explains that CGMs provide minute-by-minute glucose data and analyzing CGM reports requires a systematic approach. Two key values to assess glycemic control are average glucose level and glucose management indicator (GMI), which correlates to hemoglobin A1c. Time in range statistics reveal the percentage of time a patient spends in the desired glucose range. The video also covers guidelines for glycemic variability, days CGM is worn, mean glucose and GMI goals, time above and below range, and the importance of trend arrow indicators.
Keywords
continuous glucose monitors
glycemic control
average glucose level
time in range statistics
trend arrow indicators
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