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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 03, 2026
Filed:
Mar. 02, 2021
I-sens, Inc., Seoul, KR;
Kyoung Chul Chae, Seoul, KR;
Hyun Ho Choi, Seoul, KR;
Young Jea Kang, Seoul, KR;
David Lee, Seoul, KR;
Su Jin Lee, Seoul, KR;
I-SENS, INC., Seoul, KR;
Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a continuous blood glucose monitoring device, and provides a continuous blood glucose monitoring device, which has an incision area formed by means of a guide needle, in a state in which a body-attaching unit is insertively attached to a body, so as not to encompass at least a part of a region of a sensing area formed in a sensor member, so that the incision part is not formed near the sensing area, and thus the present invention can prevent a decrease in a blood glucose monitoring value that occurs because of the incision part so as to detect an accurate blood glucose monitoring value from an initial operation stage, and adjusts an insertion depth of the guide needle through an applicator when the body-attaching unit is insertively attached to the human body, so as to adjust the separation distance between the incision part and the sensing area by means of the guide needle, thereby improving blood glucose monitoring accuracy.
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