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FDA Designates Abbott’s Glucose-Ketone Monitoring System a Breakthrough Device
Abbott has won a Breakthrough Device designation from the FDA for a wearable device that continuously monitors glucose and ketone levels in one sensor.
The device can help diabetes patients who are at risk for developing diabetic ketoacidosis, a life-threatening complication.
The glucose-ketone sensor, which will be the same size as Abbott’s FreeStyle Libre 3 continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensor, will connect to Abbott's digital network, including personal and caregiver mobile apps and cloud-based data management software for remote monitoring by healthcare professionals.
Abbott is conducting clinical studies on the glucose-ketone monitoring system, with pivotal trials scheduled to take place next year, followed by a regulatory submission.
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