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EP3988471

Unitary patent

DISPLAYS FOR A MEDICAL DEVICE

Filed
Aug 30, 2010
Technology
Mechanical engineering · Handling +1
UPC cases
7
EPO proceedings
1
Ownership history
As recorded at the EPO. Transfers made after the opposition period are recorded in national registers and may be missing here.
Abstract

Embodiments described herein relate to a glucose monitoring system having a glucose sensor positioned in contact with interstitial fluid in a body of a user. A transmitter unit is coupled to the glucose sensor and processes data indicative of a plurality of monitored glucose levels from the glucose sensor. A receiver unit receives the processed data from the transmitter unit. The receiver unit comprises a processor and a user interface having a touch-sensitive display to render a plurality of display screens, including a home screen and an alert screen. The home screen is divided into a plurality of simultaneously displayed panels, with a first panel displaying the plurality of monitored glucose levels, a second panel simultaneously displaying a current glucose level icon and a glucose trend indicator, and a third panel displays status information of a plurality of components of the system. When an alarm condition is detected in response to the current glucose level being outside predetermined threshold levels, the display renders the alert screen on the display. The alert screen displays information corresponding to the detected alarm condition. The display affects a further output corresponding to the detected condition in response to user actuation of a portion of the display. The current glucose level icon is displayed in a colour coded format based on whether the current glucose level is within or outside the predetermined threshold levels.

Litigation history
DateCaseDivisionTypeOutcomeParties
May 18, 2026UPC CFI 1743/2026The Hague LDInfringementLockedAbbott Diabetes Care Inc. +12

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