Breath Ethanol and Acetone as Indicators of Serum Glucose Levels: An Initial Report

Pietro Galassetti; Brian Novak; Dan Nemet; Christie Rose-Gottron; Dan M. Cooper; Simone Meinardi; Robert Newcomb; Frank Zaldivar; Donald R Blake

doi:10.1089/dia.2005.7.115

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The integrated analysis of multiple exhaled gases may serve as a marker of blood glucose levels. Further studies are needed to assess the usefulness of this method in different populations.

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