… Also, the need for repeatable results contrasting different … The first assumption for the
distribution of D-glucose between these … for distribution of D-glucose in RBC depend on the …

… A separate trial was performed to assess plasma glucose … to the start and the end of the
haemodynamic measurements, … some haemodynamic variables potentially attributable to volume …

… hemodynamically unstable and being treated with vasopressors, can introduce large errors
when compared with a reference method in which glucose is measured … ], the reproducibility …

… infusion rate (corrected for urinary glucose excretion) during the … The M/I ratio represents
the amount of glucose metabolized … To our knowledge, we are the first to measure both insulin …

… of haemoglobin with haemodynamic variables has not been … demonstrated good repeatability
and reproducibility [34]. … influenced by aortic dimensions, heart rate, stroke volume, and …

… In Rippe’s 3PM during the early part of a dwell with hypertonic glucose- … the ratio of end to
initial dialysate glucose, measured at the end of a 4 hour dwell using 2.27% glucose solution. …

… Blood was sampled for blood glucose measurements at time … with a SENSE factor of 1.5, a
repetition time of 48 ms, and a … could be coinciding changes in kidney volume, which was not …

… repetition [main effect for sprint repetition, excluding resting values: F (2.47, 22.25) = 39.546,
p < 0.000, η 2 = 0.380]. There was no significant difference in stroke volume … haemodynamic …

… LV volumes and EF were determined using balanced steady‐state free‐precession cine
imaging. Typical parameters were as follows: repetition … with the blood glucose concentration. …

… precision for hemodynamically stable … of repeatability and to calculate the least significant
change (LSC) for the reference method, that is, the minimum change that can be measured to …