This report is being submitted retrospectively as part of internal review.The investigation was performed on the user synced glucose data on data management system (dms), which is an eversense cloud platform.A review of the glucose data showed a blood glucose (bg) value of 276 mg/dl at 06:20 am which was marked as suspicious.At that time the sensor glucose (sg) value was 167 mg/dl.The system prompted for additional calibrations.The additional calibrations that were entered at 07:38 am (bg=282 mg/dl) and at 09:58 am (bg=218 mg/dl) were also marked as suspicious as the respective sg values were 148 mg/dl and 160 mg/dl.Because of the consecutive suspicious calibrations, the system asserted sensor suspend alert, where the system blinds the glucose readings for 6 hours.This allows the algorithm sometime to recalibrate and restart in initialization phase.Post-reinitialization, the sensor readings closely matched calibration entries and the customer had no further measurement deviations.The system worked as expected thereafter and the customer is currently using the system with up to date information.The raw in-vivo sensor data from insertion until the event did not reveal any abnormal behavior, and sensor performance metrics did not indicate any performance malfunction.The inaccuracy that was observed at the time of incident may potentially be related to the in-vivo state of sensor hydrogel.Since the system functionality returned to the normal behavior post reinitialization, no further investigation was found necessary for this complaint.
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