Continuous Glucose Monitoring - A New Tool for Diagnosing White Coat Hyperglycaemia and Possibly Some Other Entities

  • Milovan M Stojanović Institut za lečenje i rehabilitaciju Niška Banja
  • Milica Pešić
  • Stevan Ilic
  • Marina Deljanin Ilic
Keywords: diabetes mellitus, continuous glucose monitoring, white coat hyperglycaemia, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring

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Published
2025/12/09
Section
Profesionalni rad / Professional article