Table 1. GW2B Alarms during Insulin-Induced Hypoglycemia Test.
Reference Glucose Nadir ≤ 60 mg/dL | Reference Glucose Nadir > 60 mg/dL | |
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Number of Subjects | 34 | 12 |
Number of GW2B sensors | 50 | 16 |
Hypoglycemia Alarma | ||
anytime during test | 12 (24%) | 1 (6%) |
within ± 30 min. of hypoglycemiab | 12 (24%) | N/A |
within ± 20 min. of hypoglycemiab | 7 (14%) | N/A |
within ± 10 min. of hypoglycemiab | 2 (4%) | N/A |
Down Alert Alarma | ||
anytime during test | 44 (88%) | 9 (56%) |
within ± 30 min. of hypoglycemiab | 44 (88%) | N/A |
within ± 20 min. of hypoglycemiab | 41 (82%) | N/A |
within ± 10 min. of hypoglycemiab | 23 (46%) | N/A |
Combineda,c | ||
anytime during test | 44 (88%) | 9 (56%) |
within ± 30 min. of hypoglycemiab | 44 (88%) | N/A |
within ± 20 min. of hypoglycemiab | 41 (82%) | N/A |
within ± 10 min. of hypoglycemiab | 23 (46%) | N/A |
Only consider the first alarm during the test for each GW2B.
Defined as first time reference glucose is ≤ 60 mg/dL.
Hypoglycemia alarm or the down alert alarm, whichever occurs first.