Roche Diabetes Care, Inc.

F. Hoffmann-la Roche Ag

Wilfried Schmidt

Robert E Reinke

Bernd Steiger

Gerhard Frisch

Michael Schoemaker

Uwe Wittmann

Timothy Peter Engelhardt

Mark Gilmore Mears

Magnus Gyllensward

Disclosed is a portable device for processing continuous monitoring data. The portable device includes a data interface that receives a stream of continuous monitoring data from a body-worn sensor. The data is indicative of an analyte in a bodily fluid. The portable device also includes a storage device that can store the continuous monitoring data. The control processes the continuous monitoring data and is switchable between first and second modes of operation during a sensor session of the body-worn sensor. In the first mode of operation, the control is configured to provide video data indicative of the continuous monitoring data for outputting by a display. In the second mode of operation the control is configured to store the continuous monitoring data in the storage device and to block the continuous monitoring data from being displayed on the display. A related method, system and computer program product are also disclosed.

Portable device, method and medical system for processing continuous monitoring data indicative of an analyte in a bodily fluid

A handheld display device for processing continuous sensor data has a communication interface, a graphical user interface having a gesture recognition component, a processor and a memory. The processor continuously receives time dependent sensor data, carbohydrate data, event data, and insulin data. The event data is indicative of a physical state of the subject. The processor determines a sensor data scaling factor, a carbohydrate data scaling factor and an insulin data scaling factor. The processor controls the graphical user interface to render a plot having single time, analyte concentration, carbohydrate amount, and insulin delivery amount axes. The analyte concentration axis is rendered on a first side of the plot and carbohydrate amount and insulin delivery amount axes are rendered on an opposite side of the plot, according to the scaling factors. The graphical user interface can be controlled with single and/or double finger gestures to magnify, shrink or shift axes.

Instrument and method for monitoring an analyte concentration

A handheld diabetes management device for managing blood glucose test data and continuous glucose monitoring data includes a port configured to receive a test strip, a wireless transceiver, a communications processor, and a user interface processor. The communications processor communicates with the wireless transceiver to periodically collect glucose measurement data from a continuous glucose monitoring device and to store the glucose measurement data in a first data storage module. The communications processor is operable to consume electrical power at a first rate. The user interface processor communicates with the communication processor to receive the glucose measurement data and operable to display the glucose measurement data on the device. The communications processor operates asynchronously from operation of the user interface processor to collect the glucose measurement data and the user interface processor operates to consume electrical power at a second rate that is higher than the first rate.

Diabetes manager for glucose testing and continuous glucose monitoring

Display screen with continuous glucose monitor icon

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Dannstadt, Germany

Wilfried Schmidt