Blood glucose validation for a closed-loop operating mode of an insulin infusion system
First Claim
1. A computer-implemented method of controlling an insulin infusion device, the method comprising:
- obtaining electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurement data for a glucose sensor that measures sensor glucose values for a user of the insulin infusion device;
analyzing the obtained EIS measurement data as an initial check for gross sensor errors or operational deficiencies;
determining, based on the analyzing, that the obtained EIS measurement data does not indicate a bad glucose sensor;
in response to determining that the obtained EIS measurement data does not indicate a bad glucose sensor, calculating a sensor integrity metric, wherein the calculating comprises;
obtaining a meter blood glucose value from a blood glucose meter, the meter blood glucose value having a measurement time associated therewith;
obtaining a sensor glucose value from the glucose sensor, the sensor glucose value having the measurement time associated therewith;
comparing the obtained meter blood glucose value to the obtained sensor glucose value; and
calculating the sensor integrity metric as an error value that indicates a difference between the obtained meter blood glucose value and the obtained sensor glucose value;
determining that the calculated sensor integrity metric satisfies a threshold value;
in response to determining that the calculated sensor integrity metric satisfies the threshold value, adjusting aggressiveness of a closed-loop therapy algorithm used for controlling a closed-loop operating mode of the insulin infusion device, resulting in an adjusted therapy setting, wherein the adjusting adjusts the aggressiveness of the closed-loop therapy algorithm as a function of the calculated sensor integrity metric such that the aggressiveness is proportional to the calculated sensor integrity metric, wherein the aggressiveness of the closed-loop therapy algorithm relates to an amount of insulin that the insulin infusion device is allowed to deliver in one delivery cycle, which corresponds to a predetermined period of time; and
operating the insulin infusion device in the closed-loop operating mode in accordance with the adjusted therapy setting.
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Abstract
A method of controlling an insulin infusion device is presented here. The method can be implemented in a suitably configured electronic device, on an electronic storage medium, or the like. In accordance with certain embodiments, the method evaluates the operational integrity of a glucose sensor that measures sensor glucose values for a user of the insulin infusion device, and calculates a sensor integrity metric based on the evaluation. The calculated sensor integrity metric is used to adjust the aggressiveness of a closed-loop therapy algorithm that is used to control a closed-loop operating mode of the insulin infusion device. The insulin infusion device is operated in the closed-loop operating mode in accordance with the adjusted therapy setting.
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17 Claims
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1. A computer-implemented method of controlling an insulin infusion device, the method comprising:
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obtaining electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurement data for a glucose sensor that measures sensor glucose values for a user of the insulin infusion device; analyzing the obtained EIS measurement data as an initial check for gross sensor errors or operational deficiencies; determining, based on the analyzing, that the obtained EIS measurement data does not indicate a bad glucose sensor; in response to determining that the obtained EIS measurement data does not indicate a bad glucose sensor, calculating a sensor integrity metric, wherein the calculating comprises; obtaining a meter blood glucose value from a blood glucose meter, the meter blood glucose value having a measurement time associated therewith; obtaining a sensor glucose value from the glucose sensor, the sensor glucose value having the measurement time associated therewith; comparing the obtained meter blood glucose value to the obtained sensor glucose value; and calculating the sensor integrity metric as an error value that indicates a difference between the obtained meter blood glucose value and the obtained sensor glucose value; determining that the calculated sensor integrity metric satisfies a threshold value; in response to determining that the calculated sensor integrity metric satisfies the threshold value, adjusting aggressiveness of a closed-loop therapy algorithm used for controlling a closed-loop operating mode of the insulin infusion device, resulting in an adjusted therapy setting, wherein the adjusting adjusts the aggressiveness of the closed-loop therapy algorithm as a function of the calculated sensor integrity metric such that the aggressiveness is proportional to the calculated sensor integrity metric, wherein the aggressiveness of the closed-loop therapy algorithm relates to an amount of insulin that the insulin infusion device is allowed to deliver in one delivery cycle, which corresponds to a predetermined period of time; and operating the insulin infusion device in the closed-loop operating mode in accordance with the adjusted therapy setting. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. An electronic device comprising:
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a processor architecture comprising at least one processor device; and at least one memory element associated with the processor architecture, the at least one memory element storing processor-executable instructions that, when executed by the processor architecture, perform a method of controlling an insulin infusion device for a user, the method comprising; obtaining electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurement data for a glucose sensor that measures sensor glucose values for the user of the insulin infusion device; analyzing the obtained EIS measurement data as an initial check for gross sensor errors or operational deficiencies; determining, based on the analyzing, that the obtained EIS measurement data does not indicate a bad glucose sensor; in response to determining that the obtained EIS measurement data does not indicate a bad glucose sensor, calculating a sensor integrity metric, wherein the calculating comprises; obtaining a meter blood glucose value from a blood glucose meter, the meter blood glucose value having a measurement time associated therewith; obtaining a sensor glucose value from the glucose sensor, the sensor glucose value having the measurement time associated therewith; comparing the obtained meter blood glucose value to the obtained sensor glucose value; and calculating the sensor integrity metric as an error value that indicates a difference between the obtained meter blood glucose value and the obtained sensor glucose value; determining that the calculated sensor integrity metric satisfies a threshold value; in response to determining that the calculated sensor integrity metric satisfies the threshold value, adjusting aggressiveness of a closed-loop therapy algorithm used for controlling a closed-loop operating mode of the insulin infusion device, resulting in an adjusted therapy setting, wherein the adjusting adjusts the aggressiveness of the closed-loop therapy algorithm as a function of the calculated sensor integrity metric such that the aggressiveness is proportional to the calculated sensor integrity metric, wherein the aggressiveness of the closed-loop therapy algorithm relates to an amount of insulin that the insulin infusion device is allowed to deliver in one delivery cycle, which corresponds to a predetermined period of time; and operating the insulin infusion device in the closed-loop operating mode in accordance with the adjusted therapy setting. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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17. A tangible and non-transitory electronic storage medium having processor-executable instructions that, when executed by a processor architecture comprising at least one processor device, perform a method of controlling an insulin infusion device for a user, the method comprising:
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obtaining electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) measurement data for a glucose sensor that measures sensor glucose values for the user of the insulin infusion device; analyzing the obtained EIS measurement data as an initial check for gross sensor errors or operational deficiencies; determining, based on the analyzing, that the obtained EIS measurement data does not indicate a bad glucose sensor; in response to determining that the obtained EIS measurement data does not indicate a bad glucose sensor, calculating a sensor integrity metric, wherein the calculating comprises; obtaining a meter blood glucose value from a blood glucose meter, the meter blood glucose value having a measurement time associated therewith; obtaining a sensor glucose value from the glucose sensor, the sensor glucose value having the measurement time associated therewith; comparing the obtained meter blood glucose value to the obtained sensor glucose value; and calculating the sensor integrity metric as an error value that indicates a difference between the obtained meter blood glucose value and the obtained sensor glucose value; determining that the calculated sensor integrity metric satisfies a threshold value; in response to determining that the calculated sensor integrity metric satisfies the threshold value, adjusting aggressiveness of a closed-loop therapy algorithm used for controlling a closed-loop operating mode of the insulin infusion device, resulting in an adjusted therapy setting, wherein the adjusting adjusts the aggressiveness of the closed-loop therapy algorithm as a function of the calculated sensor integrity metric such that the aggressiveness is proportional to the calculated sensor integrity metric, wherein the aggressiveness of the closed-loop therapy algorithm relates to an amount of insulin that the insulin infusion device is allowed to deliver in one delivery cycle, which corresponds to a predetermined period of time; and operating the insulin infusion device in the closed-loop operating mode in accordance with the adjusted therapy setting.
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