Fig. 1. Glycemic variability in three hypothetical patients who have the same mean blood glucose concentration. Patient B has relatively small variations.

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Fig. 1. Glycemic variability in three hypothetical patients who have the same mean blood glucose concentration. Patient B has relatively small variations during the day and on different days; this patient should have little difficulty in lowering daily mean blood glucose concentrations without inducing hypoglycemia. In comparison, patient A has marked blood glucose variations on the same day and patient C has marked blood glucose variations on different days. Fig. 1. Glycemic variability in three hypothetical patients who have the same mean blood glucose concentration. Patient B has relatively small variations during the day and on different days; this patient should have little difficulty in lowering daily mean blood glucose concentrations without inducing hypoglycemia. In comparison, patient A has marked blood glucose variations on . . . Diabetes Metab J. 2015 Aug;39(4):273-282. http://dx.doi.org/10.4093/dmj.2015.39.4.273