It was reported that the pump insulin gauge was inaccurate as it changed from 200 to 0 units.Customer changed the cartridge to resolve the issue.A resume pump alarm and change cartridge notification were reported to have occurred; however, customer did not provide further information regarding the alarm and notification.Customer's blood glucose (bg) was 250-500 mg/dl.Customer went to a diabetic clinic and was advised to go to the emergency room.Customer was admitted to the hospital with a bg of 398 mg/dl and was treated with intravenous fluids and insulin.Elevated bg resolved; however, customer's pancreas was inflamed.Customer was discharged on (b)(6) 2019.Customer alleged pump was not delivering insulin properly.Pump system check with tandem technical support (cts) found a decreased amount of insulin exiting the tubing.Customer reverted to using manual injections for insulin therapy.Although multiple attempts were made by cts to confirm pancreas issue had been resolved and to obtain additional information regarding the event, customer did not reply.
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