Tracking insertion and removal times of a continuous glucose monitoring sensor
AssigneeAscensia Diabetes Care Holdings AG
InventorAnthony P. Russo
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AssigneeAscensia Diabetes Care Holdings AG
InventorAnthony P. Russo
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In response to insertion of a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensor into the skin of user, a CGM system compares an identifier of the sensor to any previously-stored identifiers of previously-inserted sensors. If the identifier does not match a previously-stored identifier, indicating a newly-inserted sensor, the identifier and a time stamp are stored and CGM may begin. Upon removal of the sensor, a removal time stamp is stored. If the identifier of an inserted sensor matches a previously-stored identifier, indicating a reinserted sensor, a reinsertion time is obtained and an elapsed removal time is checked to determine whether it exceeds a maximum removal time limit. If it does, CGM is halted. If it does not, CGM may continue with the reinserted sensor. Methods of tracking insertion and removal times of a CGM sensor are also provided, as are other aspects.
A continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system, comprising:
A continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system comprising:
A method of tracking insertion and removal times of a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensor, the method comprising:
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