This report is being submitted retrospectively as part of an internal review.The investigation of the data available in the data management system showed that the eversense sensor glucose value was recorded at 237 mg/dl at 11:00pm the day of the event.At 12:00 am the eversense sensor glucose value was at 203 mg/dl.The user reported taking insulin at 11:00pm and tested his blood glucose via a fingerstick and reported the value was 20 mg/dl around 12 am.The user did not enter the blood glucose value as a manual entry nor as a calibration in the system.The eversense sensor value never went below 113mg/dl until around 4 am and as a result the low glucose alert was not triggered.The cgm also has the lowest glucose operational limit of 40 mg/dl.A potential cause of the discrepancy with the reported blood glucose value is likely due to transient sensor inaccuracy caused by sensor lag, at that range of time (12:05am-12:30am), when the glucose was dropping fast at > 2mg/dl/min.However, this could not be confirmed based on the available recorded data.The blood glucose entries entered by the user during the week prior to the reported incident, matched closely with the cgm value.
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On march 22, 2023, senseonics was made aware of an instance wherein a patient using eversense cgm system went through a hypoglycemia event.The patient reported the eversense cgm system reported a high glucose reading which resulted in him treating himself with insulin, which lowered high actual blood glucose resulting in the hypoglycemia event.The patient also reported that he verified his glucose levels using a blood glucose meter prior to treating himself with insulin.The patient was subsequently taken to the hospital to receive care from a physician.
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