Sensor, Glucose, Invasive

Device Code: 705

Product Code(s): MDS

Definition: The Device Is A Glucose-monitoring Device Indicated For Detecting Trends And Tracking Patterns In Adults (age 18 And Older) With Diabetes. The Device Is Indicated For Use As An Adjunctive Device To Complement, Not Replace, Information Obtained From S

Device Classification Information

Device Type ID705
Device NameSensor, Glucose, Invasive
Review PanelClinical Chemistry
Premarket Review Office Of In Vitro Diagnostics And Radiological Health (OIR)
Submission TypePMA
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Product CodeMDS
GMP ExemptNo
Summary MRIneligible
Implanted DeviceNo
Life Support DeviceNo
Third Party Review Not Third Party Eligible

Recognized Standards

Total Product Life Cycle

Device Type ID705
DeviceSensor, Glucose, Invasive
Product CodeMDS
FDA Device ClassificationClass 3 Medical Device
Device Problems
Device Displays Incorrect Message
45666
Wireless Communication Problem
41276
Device Operates Differently Than Expected
30626
Invalid Sensing
25631
Use Of Device Problem
17206
No Audible Alarm
10869
Defective Alarm
5997
Imprecision
5443
Inappropriate Or Unexpected Reset
3203
Sensor
2574
Device Inoperable
2543
Receiver
2222
Adverse Event Without Identified Device Or Use Problem
2122
Detachment Of Device Component
1637
Component Missing
1328
Transmitter
997
Structural Problem
783
Display Or Visual Feedback Problem
564
Unable To Obtain Readings
540
Image Display Error / Artifact
321
Break
310
Overheating Of Device
280
Low Battery
277
Unexpected Shutdown
274
Fail-Safe Problem
172
Failure To Power Up
166
Detachment Of Device Or Device Component
124
Appropriate Term/Code Not Available
100
No Display / Image
95
Data Problem
89
No Device Output
89
Electrical /Electronic Property Problem
88
Moisture Damage
85
Incorrect Measurement
80
Failure To Read Input Signal
69
Premature End-of-Life Indicator
59
Operating System Version Or Upgrade Problem
53
Communication Or Transmission Problem
52
Premature Discharge Of Battery
50
Retraction Problem
48
Device Issue
43
Failure To Prime
40
Output Problem
36
Fracture
35
Low Audible Alarm
25
Connection Problem
24
Failure To Charge
20
Failure To Sense
17
Failure To Adhere Or Bond
16
Device Stops Intermittently
14
Incorrect, Inadequate Or Imprecise Result Or Readings
14
Inaccurate Delivery
13
Temperature Problem
12
Improper Or Incorrect Procedure Or Method
12
Bent
10
Device Alarm System
10
Mechanical Problem
9
Device Operational Issue
9
Battery Problem
9
Self-Activation Or Keying
9
Intermittent Continuity
8
Display
8
Crack
8
Insufficient Information
8
Needle
7
Improper Device Output
7
Date/Time-Related Software Problem
7
Incorrect Or Inadequate Test Results
6
Poor Quality Image
6
Partial Blockage
6
Incomplete Or Inadequate Connection
5
Improper Alarm
5
Alarm Not Visible
5
Device Handling Problem
5
Computer Hardware
5
Calibration Error
5
No Audible Prompt / Feedback
5
Vibration
5
Device Sensing Problem
5
Cannula
5
Antenna
4
Issue With Displayed Error Message
4
Power Problem
4
Loss Of Data
4
Human Factors Issue
4
Environmental Particulates
3
Inadequacy Of Device Shape And/or Size
3
Inappropriate Shock
3
Charging Problem
3
Unintended Application Program Shut Down
3
False Reading From Device Non-Compliance
3
Screen
3
Wire
3
High Test Results
2
High Readings
2
Occlusion Within Device
2
No Apparent Adverse Event
2
Difficult To Remove
2
Inaccurate Synchronization
2
Computer Operating System Problem
2
Total Device Problems 204664
Recalls
Manufacturer Recall Class Date Posted
1
Dexcom Inc
I Apr-11-2016
2
Medtronic MiniMed Inc.
II Aug-21-2015
3
Medtronic MiniMed Inc.
II Aug-10-2014
TPLC Last Update: 2019-04-02 19:39:11

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