Weeks 4-8 provide a meaningful assessment point
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These are reliable indicators of real-time blood glucose concentrations, validated in small samples of diabetic HD and PD patients.16,17 Currently, 2 systems have been approved specifically for use in the PD population.15 KDIGO Diabetes Guidelines outline as a practice point that a measure of average blood glucose expressed in the units of HbA1c (%) can be derived from CGM data, known as the Glucose Management Indicator (GMI).18 This indicator can be useful to infer glycemic control in individuals where HbA1c is suspected to be discordant with real measured blood glucose levels and diabetic control
The questionnaire was revised for each round of voting based on discussions during the previous video conference call
