Estudo dos métodos de monitoramento contínuo de glicose e o método tradicional

Abstract

Diabetes has been one of the most prevalent chronic diseases, especially type 2. Problems due to poor glycemic control overload health systems and contribute to the morbidity and mortality of the population. Thus began to emerge methods that help health professionals and patients in the control of glycemic indexes. Aims: Evaluate studies regarding the continuous monitoring system of glucose in the present time. Methods: Bibliographic search of articles published in PubMed databases, Virtual Health Library, Cochrane CENTRAL and Google Scholar search, using search terms such as "Diabetes Mellitus", "Continuous glucose monitoring", "FreeStyleLibre", "Capillary glycemia "And" CGM "alone and also combined. Results and Conclusions: Most existing continuous glucose monitoring systems are satisfactory because they are accurate and help in reducing HbA1c and managing diabetes in different situations. The flash system is advantageous compared to the reference system since it presents more detailed information on the patient's glycemic profile, improves adherence to treatment and consequently quality of life