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Sensor accuracy
NOTE: Y
ou should review the information in this section with your healthcare professional.
The Medtronic MiniMed Paradigm 522/522K/722/722K pumps use a glucose sensor to continuously monitor
your glucose levels. The 522/522K/722/722K pumps use the same algorithm as the Guardian R
T
®
. The
Guardian RT was evaluated in two clinical studies and the following information in this section describes
the findings. The remainder of this section discusses the results of this pivotal study, and uses the term
Guardian RT.
NOTE: The Guardian R
T is not an abbreviation for the Guardian REAL-Time CGM System. The
Guardian RT is a continuous glucose monitoring system that was developed before the Guardian REAL-
Time CGM System. The Guardian RT was originally named TGMS II, and later renamed Guardian RT.
The Medtronic Guardian RT uses a glucose sensor to continuously monitor your glucose levels. The
Guardian R
T sensor is calibrated using your home blood glucose meter. Once calibrated, the Guardian RT
reports glucose values every five minutes. These values were compared to reference laboratory blood
glucose measurements to check the Guardian RT’s performance characteristics in two clinical studies.
1, 2
Although presentations to characterize performance of the Guardian RT are given below, there is no
commonly accepted statistical approach for capturing the performance of continuous glucose monitors
such as the Guardian RT. Performance may be best characterized by viewing graphs called time-elapsed
plots. In these plots, the values from Guardian RT for one subject over time are overlaid with values at the
same time from the glucose reference method. Three representative time-elapsed plots are shown at the
end of this section of sensors that exhibited excellent performance, average performance and poor
performance.
1. Medtronic Diabetes, A Frequent Sample Accuracy Evaluation of the Medtronic Diabetes Telemetered Glucose Monitoring
System II (TGMS II) in Subjects with T
ype 1 Diabetes Mellitus, August 2004.
2. Medtronic Diabetes, An Accuracy Evaluation of the Medtronic Diabetes Guardian RT Glucose Monitoring System in Pediatric
Subjects with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus, February, 2006.
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Appendix A
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