Table 1.

Percentages of patients at different risk levels of hypo- and hyper-glycemia when considering the entire monitoring period (n = 17).

Risk [%]	Landmark time intervals
	M	LM	EN	AN	EE	E	N
Hyperglycemia (1)
Minimal	47.06	41.18	29.41	41.18	35.29	35.29	41.18
Low	11.76	23.53	29.41	5.88	23.53	23.53	23.53
Moderate	17.65	11.76	23.53	35.29	5.88	17.65	5.88
High	23.53	23.53	17.65	17.65	35.29	23.53	29.41
Hypoglycemia (2)
Low	47.06	41.18	41.18	35.29	52.94	41.18	52.94
Moderate	17.65	35.29	23.53	29.41	11.76	29.41	11.76
High	35.29	23.53	35.29	35.29	35.29	29.41	35.29

Abbreviations: M, Morning; LM, Late-morning; EN, Early-noon; AN, Afternoon; EE, Early-evening; E, Evening; N, Night. ⁽¹⁾Risk levels are defined by the Low Glucose Index (LGI): minimal risk for hypoglycemia (LGI less than 1.1); low-risk (LGI between 1.1 and 2.5); moderate-risk (LGI between 2.5 and 5); high-risk (LGI greater than 5). ⁽²⁾Risk levels are defined by the High Glucose Index (HGI): low-risk (HGI between less than 4.5); moderate-risk (HGI between 4.5 and 9); high-risk (HGI greater than 9).