This report is being submitted retrospectively as part of internal review.In associated e3 case # (b)(4).After the user performed a transmitter reset, the system went back to initialization phase.The user performed 2 calibrations which afterwards the system went back again to 4 calibrations.Per the c3 case notes # (b)(4).The calibration problems persisted after relinking the sensor and replacing the transmitter i.E., after the second calibration the user cannot see glucose data and is back to 4 calibrations.A sensor replacement was approved due to system performance.No problem was found with the returned sensor's chemical performance.Transmitter 204305, returned under complaint (b)(4).Showed no issues during in-house testing.Log file analysis showed that there was bad calibration.This is due to in-vivo reference na values being significantly lower than the in-vitro reference zbleed (characterized from qc) values.This results in negative mop/nmop values.Since there are conditions in the algorithm that mop/nmop values need to be >0, the customer got bad calibration parameters in-vivo, and per system design, the glucose will be blinded when this occurs.
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