Dexcom was made aware on (b)(6) 2017, that on (b)(6) 2017, the continuous glucose monitor (cgm) had inaccuracies compared to blood glucose (bg) meter in addition to an adverse event that occurred.The sensor was inserted in the patient's abdomen on (b)(6) 2017.The patient reported that cgm displayed value of 100mg/dl compared to bg meter value of 276mg/dl.The patient stated that he began to black out while driving on way to a movie theater.The patient stated that he had blacked out at movie theater and was administered glucophage tablets by a nurse who happened to be in the movie theater.The patient stated that his girlfriend drove to him to the hospital where they administered an iv and ab 50 to raise his blood sugar.The patient stated they began sternum rub as well.The patient stated that per the doctor's finger stick (fs) reading, his sugar was at 19mg/dl while cgm displayed 119mg/dl.This is after he was initially treated by the hospital and did his sugar raise to 19mg/dl.The patient stated that he was kept in hospital because of diabetic coma for 10 hours, until cleared.At time of contact the patient was well and back to normal.No additional event or patient information is available.Data log was reviewed for evaluation on (b)(6) 2017.Complaint for inaccuracy was confirmed.The root cause could not be determined post investigation.
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