Sensor installation and initialization for continuous glucose monitoring

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM – Continuous Glucose Monitoring) is a modern method used in the management of diabetes mellitus, which allows continuous monitoring of blood glucose values throughout the entire day and night.

The procedure involves placement of a subcutaneous sensor, which measures the glucose level in interstitial fluid and transmits the values to a monitoring device or to a mobile application.

During the consultation for CGM sensor placement and initiation, the doctor or medical staff:

• places the glucose monitoring sensor
• configures the associated device or application
• provides instructions on use and data interpretation
• explains how to monitor blood glucose values and glucose trends

Continuous glucose monitoring provides detailed information about glucose fluctuations, hypoglycemic or hyperglycemic episodes, and glucose trends, facilitating treatment adjustment and optimization of metabolic control.

This method is especially recommended for:

• patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitus
• monitoring glucose fluctuations throughout the day
• optimization of antidiabetic treatment
• identification of hypoglycemic or hyperglycemic episodes

The sensor placement procedure is quick and minimally invasive, and the patient receives recommendations regarding system use and interpretation of glucose data.

The displayed price includes the cost of the sensor.