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What is a sampling lag in a continuous glucose monitoring system?

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William Lee Dubois answered:

Sampling lag refers to the real-time effect of CGM sensor readings lagging “behind” fingerstick meter readings. This is caused by the sensor’s sampling schedule not being lined up with the fingerstick meter.

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