This clinical study has been launched to collect spectral Raman data on the Investigational Medical Device (IMD) compared with reference methods in terms of interstitial fluid samples and capillary and venous references.
Subjects will visit the clinic for a baseline visit and two in-clinic visits. On in-clinic days, subjects will attend the clinic in a fasting state. They will have inserted a Dexcom and Freestyle Libre and a microdialysis catheter. At time = 0, subjects will be administered a glucose rich drink and every 6. minut measurements will be performed. These include a measurement on the IMD, microdialysate, FreeStyle Libre and Dexcom readings. Every 18. minut a venous blood sample will be included and every 36. minut a capillary blood sample will be collected. This continues until time = 180 minutes.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
NA
Purpose
DEVICE_FEASIBILITY
Masking
NONE
Enrollment
12
Investigational Medical Device collecting spectral Raman data from tissue
Gothia Forum för Klinisk Forskning, Sahlgrenska Universitetssjukhuset
Gothenburg, Sweden
Generation and validation of prediction models - MARD
Two in-clinic visits each of a duration of 5-6 hours are scheduled for each subject. Subjects will enter clinic in fasting state and will receive an oral glucose bolus. Glucose excursion is followed with frequent capillary and venous blood samples along with FGM and CGM readings and microdialysis. In parallel, optical glucose data from the investigational medical device will be collected. Optical glucose readings will be masked to the subjects. Collected data will be used to generate individual calibration models capable of predicting tissue glucose. Models will be validated on independent data sets using Mean Absolute Relative Difference (MARD) endpoint measure.
Time frame: One year
Generation and validation of prediction models - ISUP
Two in-clinic visits each of a duration of 5-6 hours are scheduled for each subject. Subjects will enter clinic in fasting state and will receive an oral glucose bolus. Glucose excursion is followed with frequent capillary and venous blood samples along with FGM and CGM readings and microdialysis. In parallel, optical glucose data from the investigational medical device will be collected. Optical glucose readings will be masked to the subjects. Collected data will be used to generate individual calibration models capable of predicting tissue glucose. Models will be validated on independent data sets using Inter Subject Unified Performance (ISUP) measure.
Time frame: One year
Generation and validation of prediction models - Consensus Error Grid
Two in-clinic visits each of a duration of 5-6 hours are scheduled for each subject. Subjects will enter clinic in fasting state and will receive an oral glucose bolus. Glucose excursion is followed with frequent capillary and venous blood samples along with FGM and CGM readings and microdialysis. In parallel, optical glucose data from the investigational medical device will be collected. Optical glucose readings will be masked to the subjects. Collected data will be used to generate individual calibration models capable of predicting tissue glucose. Models will be validated on independent data sets using Consensus Error Grid Analysis
Time frame: One year
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Evaluation of dynamics between arterial and venous glucose profiles in relation to interstitial glucose levels
Two in-clinic visits each of a duration of 5-6 hours are scheduled for each subject. Subjects will enter clinic in fasting state and will receive an oral glucose bolus. Glucose excursion is followed with frequent capillary and venous blood samples along with FGM and CGM readings and microdialysis. In parallel, optical glucose data from the investigational medical device will be collected. Optical glucose readings will be masked to the subjects. A modeling-based evaluation of the dynamics between blood glucose and tissue glucose will be conducted and serve as a secondary endpoint of the study.
Time frame: One year
Safety evaluation: paucity of adverse events
Safety will be evaluated in a descriptive manner by the paucity of adverse events
Time frame: One year