Research Article
Blood Glucose Level Prediction for Diabetics Based on Nutrition and Insulin Administration Logs Using Personalized Mathematical Models
Table 1
Glucose control model parameters (kgBW = body weight in kilograms).
| Name | Description | Unit | Value |
| | Rate of glucose uptake by insulin-dependent tissues | | 3.1110−5 | | Net balance between hepatic glucose output and insulin-independent zero-order glucose uptake by brain | | 0.003 | | Apparent distribution volume for glucose | | 0.187 | | Apparent first-order disappearance rate constant for insulin | | 1.21110−2 | | Maximal rate of second-phase insulin release | | 0.1 | | Apparent distribution volume for insulin | | 0.236 | | Apparent delay with which the pancreas varies secondary insulin release in response to varying plasma glucose concentrations | | 24 | | Time-to-maximum insulin absorption | | Insulin product dependent | | The glycaemia at which the insulin release is half of its maximal rate | | 9 | | The progressivity with which the pancreas reacts to circulating glucose concentrations | — | 3.205 |
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Optimized values from [ 27]. |