Decoding Glucose Biosensors: Clinical Significance, Technology, and Evolving Trends

Abstract

It is well known that blood glucose monitoring is an efficient method to regulate diabetes. Given the recommendationto maintain normal blood glucose levels, several types suitable glucose biosensors have been established. During thepast half-century, there has been a notable advancement in glucose biosensor technology, encompassing point-of-careinstruments, continuous glucose monitoring systems, and noninvasive glucose monitoring systems. Still, there are anumber of obstacles standing in the way of achieving precise and trustworthy glucose monitoring. It must be done tomake more technical advancements in glucose biosensors, establish the analytical objectives for their performance, andcontinually evaluate and inform lay users. This paper analyzes the underlying concepts, analytical performance, context,and present situation of glucose biosensors in clinical use.