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Method and apparatus for correction of non-invasive blood glucose measurement

  • US 10,251,584 B2
  • Filed: 11/25/2016
  • Issued: 04/09/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 12/09/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for correction of non-invasive blood glucose measurement, comprising:

  • irradiating light on the region of the skin to be measured;

    obtaining a pixel video image of the region of the skin including a subcutaneous blood vessel in real time from the light reflected from the skin by using an image sensor of a camera, the camera including a first wavelength filter for selection of blood glucose information, wherein the first wavelength filter filters the scope of wavelength that comprises a blood glucose information spectrum, and including a second wavelength filter for selection of pulse information, wherein the second wavelength filter filters the scope of wavelength that corresponds to a pulse information spectrum, and wherein obtaining the pixel video image in real time comprises;

    obtaining a first pixel video image in real time by passing the reflected light through the first filter; and

    obtaining a second pixel video image in real time by passing the reflected light through the second filter;

    identifying pixels corresponding to the subcutaneous blood vessel from the pixel video images obtained in real time, and selecting a first pixel that corresponds to a specific location on the skin from the identified pixels, and obtaining a first signal that indicates the changes in the pixel information over time in the first pixel of the first pixel video image, and obtaining a second signal that indicates the changes in the pixel information over time in the first pixel of the second pixel video image, the obtained first signal including the blood glucose information and the pulse information of a specific region of the subcutaneous blood vessel, and the obtained second signal including the pulse information of the specific region of the subcutaneous blood vessel;

    obtaining a blood glucose signal, wherein a pulse signal has been corrected, in real time, by removing the second signal from the first signal; and

    calculating blood flow rate by using a thickness of the blood vessel and blood flow velocity, and calculating the amount of blood glucose from the calculated blood flow rate and the blood glucose signal.

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