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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 1 case of glucose monitoring in diabetic patients in the non-application experience [Keywords:] glucose monitoring; applications; Experience Glucose monitoring system (continuous glucose monitoring system, CGMS) is a combination of enzyme biosensors and microelectronic technology, a portable continuous glucose monitor tissue fluid, also known as subcutaneous glucose monitoring system, is currently leading the International Diabetes detection technology, convenient, non- painful way to record blood glucose changes, the formation of day 24 h of continuous glucose profiles and truly reflect the daily life of patients with blood glucose changes in environmental conditions, in particular, found that the current clinical detection methods can not capture the phenomenon of nocturnal hypoglycemia and dawn , the effective working time of not less than 72 h. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General information on female patients, aged 74, for “repeated cough, sputum more than 40 years, the recurrence increased 1 week”, on January 22, 2009 hospitalized patients with no previous alcohol and other bad habits, no family history, no history of infectious diseases , there is a history of chronic superficial gastritis, chronic oral patients outside the hospital, “theophylline” and other treatment, admission diagnosis: chronic bronchitis, emphysema, pulmonary heart disease. admission to oxygen, anti-inflammatory antispasmodic symptomatic After treatment, the disease gradually ease. more than half months after admission, the patient private prosecution fatigue, night sweating, palpitation, be treated with oxygen inhalation significantly alleviate the symptoms not, then 3 am blood glucose monitoring is 2.1 mmol / L, insulin levels in the test line reported no increase in insulin levels more, in the abdominal CT were normal, thyroid function test results normal adrenal function is normal. considered in patients with hypoglycemia, at February 17, 2009 l