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It was reported that a user was awakened by a perceived low alert, though review of the ilet graph showed a single low glucose reading of 68 mg/dl for approximately five minutes with immediate return to range, and pump history showed no urgent low alert.Symptoms included no reported adverse clinical effects.Outcomes included no need for backup therapy, no ketone testing, and no medical intervention.Investigation included a review of device data and user interview for troubleshooting and education.Investigation of this case revealed no device malfunction or alarm fault, and the cause of the transient low reading and perceived alert was unclear.It was concluded, based on previously established findings for similar reports, that the cause was indeterminate.
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