Glucose-Insulin Dynamical Model for Type 2 Diabetic Patients

In this paper, a literature review is made for the current models of glucose-insulin dynamics of type 2 diabetes patients. Afterwards, a model is proposed by combining and modifying some of the available models in literature to take into account the effect of multiple glucose meals, multiple metformin doses, insulin injections, physical exercise, and stress on the glucose-insulin dynamics of T2D patients. The model is proposed as a candidate to be validated with real patients data in the future.

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