Systems, devices, and methods for analyte monitoring
AssigneeAbbott Diabetes Care Inc.
InventorsSteven Mitchell, Matthew Simmons
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Abstract
Sensor control device for analyte monitoring comprising electronics housing having shell defining top surface and mount defining bottom surface of the electronics housing. Adhesive patch coupled to the bottom surface defines central opening, and includes first layer facing the mount and second layer facing skin of user. The first layer has first aperture, second layer has second aperture, and the first aperture and second aperture align with central opening along vertical axis of the sensor control device. First layer or second layer includes laser cut slots or laser cut holes configured for drainage of fluid or breathability of skin.
Claims21
1-42. (canceled)
A sensor control device for analyte monitoring, the sensor control device comprising:
- an electronics housing having a top side and a bottom side;
- a circuit board disposed within the electronics housing and including one or more electronics;
- an analyte sensor coupled to the one or more electronics, the analyte sensor comprising an in vivo portion and an ex vivo portion, wherein the in vivo portion is configured to be in contact with an interstitial fluid of a user, and wherein the one or more electronics are in electrical communication with the ex vivo portion;
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- an adhesive patch configured to secure the sensor control device to a skin of the user, the adhesive patch comprising:
- an adhesive layer;
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- a mesh layer located between the bottom side of the electronics housing and the adhesive layer, wherein the mesh layer provides one or more gaps between the bottom side of the electronics housing and the adhesive layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.