Diabetes Management Devices and Treatments for Healthcare Professionals
Our TouchCare® Pump for Healthcare Professionals

Glycemic curve and target zone

• Green and yellow curve: Represents the evolution of interstitial glucose levels measured continuously by the CGM sensor. The curve is mostly in the target zone (light green band), indicating optimized diabetes management.
• Yellow segments: indicate periods of estimated values (interrupted or unstable sensor reading).
• Instantaneous value displayed (5.6 mmol/L): Corresponds to the glucose level measured at a given moment.

Events and annotations

• Food icons (bread, dessert, hot drink, etc.): Represent food intake, enabling analysis of the impact of meals on blood sugar levels.
• Grey shaded area (midnight – 06:00 and 23:30 – midnight): Indicates periods when little or no data is available.

Insulin therapy: basal and bolus

Basal insulin (green bars, U/H) :

• The pump delivers continuous basal insulin, adapted to the patient’s circadian rhythm.
• Dynamic adjustments are observed, with increases around 03:00 and 18:00, probably to compensate for nocturnal and preprandial glycemic variations.

Insulin bolus (blue bars, U) :

• Corresponds to the administration of boluses to correct postprandial hyperglycemia or to compensate for the carbohydrate intake of meals.
• More marked boluses around 09:00, 15:00 and 20:00, coinciding with meal or correction periods.

Technical interpretation

• Relatively stable blood glucose with few episodes of marked hyperglycemia, indicating effective adjustment of insulin therapy.
• Active insulin correction: Adapted boluses after meals to avoid prolonged glycemic peaks.
• Intelligently modulated basal insulin, following a personalized administration approach.

Conclusion

This report is an example of semi-closed-loop monitoring, where the pump partially adjusts basal administration and the patient adjusts boluses according to meals and glycemic trends.

Treatment optimization relies on trend analysis, bolus management and basal insulin adaptation to ensure optimal glycemic control.

If necessary, further adjustments can be considered in collaboration with the care team, particularly in relation to nocturnal events and postprandial responses.