Sensor (b)(4) has been returned and investigated.Visual inspection was performed on the returned sensor, no issues were observed.Sensor plug was properly seated in the mount.Data was extracted using approved software, sensor was found to be in sensor state 6 (indicating abnormal termination).The sensor plug was removed and the plug assembly was inspected, no issues were observed.The sensor was reprogrammed, the battery was replaced, and data was extracted again, however the sensor remained in sensor state 6.An extended investigation was also performed on the returned sensor.A visual inspection on the printed circuit board assembly (pcba) revealed extensive corrosion and attempts to reprogram the sensor were unsuccessful.In order to test the complaint of high readings, a linearity test must be performed, however since the damage to the pcba was so extensive, a linearity test could not be performed, and the voltage could not be monitored.Adc was therefore unable to perform further testing related to the high readings issue reported by the customer.A separate investigation into the abnormal termination (sensor state 6) was performed (which was noted to have occurred at the time of the investigation and was not part of the customer¿s original complaint.) it was observed that the sensor was in state 6 with event code 21 (indicating a temporary drop in the source voltage) and the sensor was observed to have terminated on the body.The sensor was de-cased and corrosion was found, therefore the abnormal termination was attributed to corrosion.No further investigation is required.All pertinent information available to abbott diabetes care has been submitted.
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A high readings issue was reported with the adc freestyle libre 2 sensor.A customer obtained readings of 475 mg/dl, 474 mg/dl, 447 mg/dl, with no comparative readings, and self-treated with fast-acting insulin (dose unknown).The customer noticed he reached low glucose levels and was taken to the hospital.The customer obtained a laboratory result of 46 mg/dl, was diagnosed with hypoglycemia, and treated with glucose drip.There was no report of death or permanent injury associated with this event.
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