DBLG2 System, der bewährte Algorithmus von DBLG1¹, jetzt auf dem Smartphone

The DBLG2 system uses the advanced DBLG1 algorithm with a redesigned user interface that can be downloaded directly to the patient’s smartphone. DBLG1’s performance has been demonstrated with real-world data from more than 10,000 patients in Europe.¹ With daily use, the system demonstrates a 17.3-point increase in time in range (percent time in range, 70–180 mg/dL), translating to an additional 4.1 hours per day for patients.²

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DBLG2-Algorithmus und -App

  • Including five customizable aggressiveness settings (3 meals + normoglycemia and hyperglycemia)
  • All-purpose control – pump, CGM and loop mode, all on your smartphone
  • A patented self-learning system for individualizing and optimizing meal handling from the seventh day
  • Convenient customizable modes such as Zen Mode – target blood glucose level for a specific period of time, and the new Night Mode

Kaleido-Pumpe

  • Waterproof¹ and removable
  • Rechargeable – three days of use under normal conditions and fully recharged within 2 hours
  • Selectable size – 6 or 9 mm Teflon cannulas and 5 or 30 cm tubing

Die Vorteile des Dexcom G6 CGM-Sensors für die Glukosekontrolle

  • Sensor with 10-day wear time without calibration with finger prick²
  • Simple Auto-Applicator – an easy-to-use sensor applicator with one-button insertion
  • Acetaminophen blocking – accurate glucose measurements even when taking acetaminophen
  • Waterproof sensor³
Hier finden Sie das Benutzerhandbuch für DBLG2 System.
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Liste der mit DBLG2 kompatiblen Smartphones

You can use the DBLG2 app on any Android operating system that meets the minimum requirements. However, we recommend not upgrading to a new operating system until it’s listed here.

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(1) Benhamou, PY, Adenis, A., Lablanche, S., Franc, S., Amadou, C., Penfornis, A., … & Charpentier, G. (2023). First generation of a modular interoperable closed-loop system for automated insulin delivery in patients with type 1 diabetes: lessons from trials and real-life data. Journal of diabetes science and technology, 17(6), 1433-1439. (2) Chico, A., Navas de Solís, S., Lainez, M., Rius, F., & Cuesta, M. (2023). Efficacy, safety, and satisfaction with the Accu-Chek Insight with Diabeloop closed-loop system in subjects with type 1 diabetes: a multicenter real-world study. Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics, 25(4), 242-249.

1 – Up to one meter water depth for up to one hour

2 – Calibration is still possible, but optional.

3 – The Dexcom G6 sensor and transmitter are water resistant and, when properly inserted, can be submerged in water up to 8 feet deep for up to 24 hours without failure.