Automatic closed-loop control adjustments and infusion systems incorporating same
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국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
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국제특허분류(IPC7판)
A61M-005/14
A61M-005/142
A61M-005/172
A61M-005/145
출원번호
US-0188836
(2016-06-21)
등록번호
US-10166331
(2019-01-01)
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/ 주소
Keenan, Desmond Barry
Mastrototaro, John J.
Grosman, Benyamin
Roy, Anirban
출원인 / 주소
Medtronic MiniMed, Inc.
대리인 / 주소
Lorenz & Kopf, LLP
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Infusion systems, infusion devices, and related operating methods are provided. An exemplary method of operating an infusion device capable of delivering fluid to a user involves identifying a condition of the user that is likely to influence a response to the fluid in the body of the user and class
Infusion systems, infusion devices, and related operating methods are provided. An exemplary method of operating an infusion device capable of delivering fluid to a user involves identifying a condition of the user that is likely to influence a response to the fluid in the body of the user and classifying the condition as a first type of a plurality of types of conditions. After classifying the condition as the first type, the method continues by adjusting control information for operating the infusion device based on the first type and operating the infusion device to deliver the fluid to the user in accordance with the adjusted control information.
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1. A method of operating an infusion device comprising a motor operable to deliver a fluid to a user, the method comprising: identifying a condition of the user that is likely to influence a response to the fluid in a body of the user;classifying the condition as exercise; andafter classifying the c
1. A method of operating an infusion device comprising a motor operable to deliver a fluid to a user, the method comprising: identifying a condition of the user that is likely to influence a response to the fluid in a body of the user;classifying the condition as exercise; andafter classifying the condition as exercise: estimating an amount of energy expenditure during the exercise;calculating a change in glycemic level for the user based on the amount of energy expenditure;determining an equivalent insulin amount based on the change in glycemic level;determining an adjusted proportional gain coefficient based on a first difference between a daily insulin requirement for the user and the equivalent insulin amount;determining a delivery command by applying the adjusted proportional gain coefficient to a second difference between a measured glucose value obtained from a glucose sensing arrangement and a target blood glucose; andoperating the motor of the infusion device in accordance with the delivery command to deliver the fluid to the user in accordance with the adjusted proportional gain coefficient. 2. The method of claim 1, further comprising obtaining a heart rate measurement associated with the user, wherein identifying the condition comprises detecting the condition when the heart rate measurement is greater than a first threshold value and a variability metric associated with the heart rate measurement is less than a second threshold value. 3. The method of claim 2, further comprising obtaining an activity metric associated with the user, wherein classifying the condition comprises: classifying the condition as exercise when the activity metric is greater than an exercise threshold value. 4. The method of claim 3, wherein determining the adjusted proportional gain coefficient comprises decreasing a proportional gain coefficient in response to classifying the condition as exercise. 5. The method of claim 1, further comprising increasing a delivery limit in response to classifying the condition as exercise, wherein determining the delivery command comprises determining the delivery command using the adjusted proportional gain coefficient in accordance with the adjusted delivery limit. 6. The method of claim 1, wherein: identifying the condition comprises identifying a sensitivity condition when a heart rate measurement associated with the user is greater than a first threshold value and a variability metric associated with the heart rate measurement is less than a second threshold value; andclassifying the condition comprises classifying the sensitivity condition as exercise based on an activity metric associated with the user relative to a third threshold value. 7. A method of operating an infusion device comprising a motor operable to deliver a fluid to a user, the method comprising: identifying a condition of the user that is likely to influence a response to the fluid in a body of the user;classifying the condition as stress; andin response to classifying the condition as stress: estimating a change in glycemic level for the user based at least in part on an intensity of the stress;determining an equivalent insulin amount based on the change in glycemic level; anddetermining an adjusted proportional gain coefficient based on a first difference between a daily insulin requirement for the user and the equivalent insulin amount; anddetermining a delivery command by applying the adjusted proportional gain coefficient to a second difference between a measured glucose value obtained from a glucose sensing arrangement and a target blood glucose; andoperating the motor of the infusion device in accordance with the delivery command. 8. The method of claim 7, wherein determining the adjusted proportional gain coefficient comprises increasing a proportional gain coefficient in response to classifying the condition as stress. 9. The method of claim 7, further comprising decreasing a delivery limit in response to classifying the condition as stress, wherein determining the delivery command comprises determining the delivery command using the adjusted proportional gain coefficient in accordance with the adjusted delivery limit. 10. A method of operating an infusion device capable of delivering insulin to a user, the method comprising: obtaining heart rate measurement data for the user using a heart rate sensing arrangement;identifying an insulin sensitivity condition based on the heart rate measurement data when a heart rate associated with the user is greater than a first threshold and a heart rate variability associated with the user is less than a second threshold value;obtaining an activity metric for the user;classifying the insulin sensitivity condition as stress when the activity metric is less than a third threshold value; andafter classifying the insulin sensitivity condition as stress: automatically adjusting control information for operating the infusion device to account for an anticipated increase in the user's insulin resistance based on the stress, resulting in adjusted control information;determining one or more delivery commands for operating a motor of the infusion device in accordance with the adjusted control information; andoperating the motor to deliver the insulin to the user in accordance with the one or more delivery commands. 11. The method of claim 10, wherein automatically adjusting control information comprises automatically increasing an insulin infusion rate upper limit. 12. The method of claim 10, wherein automatically adjusting control information comprises decreasing a target glucose setpoint value utilized for providing closed-loop control of a glucose level of the user. 13. The method of claim 10, wherein automatically adjusting control information comprises increasing a gain coefficient utilized for providing closed-loop control of a glucose level of the user. 14. The method of claim 10, further comprising estimating an effect of the stress using the equation ΔG=fSTRESS×SI, where fSTRESS is a stress scaling factor, SI is an estimate of stress intensity, and ΔG is a change in glucose level before and after stress, wherein automatically adjusting control information comprises calculating an adjusted proportional gain coefficient (KP*) using the equation KP*=6090×DIR+IEQ1500, where DIR is a daily insulin requirement for the user, IEQ=ΔG/SI, and SI is an insulin sensitivity factor for the user. 15. The method of claim 14, further comprising determining the estimate of stress intensity based on the heart rate variability. 16. The method of claim 10, further comprising estimating an effect of the stress using the equation ΔG=fSTRESS×SI, where fSTRESS is a stress scaling factor, SI is an estimate of stress intensity, and ΔG is a change in glucose level before and after stress, wherein automatically adjusting control information comprises calculating a decreased glucose target (GT*) using the equation GT*=GT−k×ΔG, where k is a scaling factor. 17. The method of claim 10, further comprising estimating an effect of the stress using the equation ΔG=fSTRESS×SI, where fSTRESS is a stress scaling factor, SI is an estimate of stress intensity, and ΔG is a change in glucose level before and after stress, wherein automatically adjusting control information comprises calculating an adjusted upper insulin limit (Umax*) using equation Umax*=Ibasal,0+BGLBL-FBG0*KI, where Ibasal,0 is an overnight basal insulin for the user, BGLBL a fasting glucose level corresponding to a maximum delivery rate, KI=-3×1800DIR, DIR is a daily insulin requirement for the user, FBG0*=FBG0+ΔG, and FBG0 is an estimate of the fasting glucose level corresponding to the overnight basal insulin. 18. The method of claim 10, further comprising estimating an effect of the stress using the equation ΔG=fSTRESS×SI, where fSTRESS is a stress scaling factor, SI is an estimate of stress intensity, and ΔG is a change in glucose level before and after stress, wherein automatically adjusting control information comprises calculating an adjusted daily insulin requirement (DIR*) using the equation DIR*=DIR+IEQ, where IEQ=ΔG/SI and DIR is a daily insulin requirement for the user. 19. The method of claim 10, wherein automatically adjusting control information for operating the infusion device comprises determining an adjusted closed-loop control time limit as a function of a duration of the stress and an intensity of the stress.
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