Systems and methods for detecting disruptions in fluid delivery devices
AssigneeDiatech Diabetes, Inc.
InventorsLuis E. Blanco, John H. Wilcox, Nicholas R. Cooper, John Clark Gray
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AssigneeDiatech Diabetes, Inc.
InventorsLuis E. Blanco, John H. Wilcox, Nicholas R. Cooper, John Clark Gray
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A sensor system capable of detecting tissue counter pressure from patients that utilize infusion pumps to administer their medication is provided. Embodiments include a retrofitted piece that is placed between the user's infusion set and pump, as well as a “smart” infusion set configured for measuring characteristics of a fluid traveling therethrough. Hardware is provided that couples with the sensor to store, analyze, and compare data to distinguish between normal and non-normal injection/infusion profiles. An alert system notifies the user of a malfunction within the pump, within the infusion set, or at the injection/infusion site.
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A system for monitoring characteristics of a fluid being delivered from a fluid medication delivery device to an infusion site associated with a user, the system comprising:
A method for monitoring characteristics of a fluid being delivered from a fluid medication delivery device to an infusion site associated with a user, the method comprising:
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