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[[NO-TRANS]]Cambio de Bomba de Insulina de Roche a Medtronic 780 G
On October 20, they changed my ROCHE insulin pump to a MEDTRONIC 780 G, at the Alcorcón hospital, while I manage the ROCHE one with Diabeloop, I don't know how it will be, the application does not work with my cell phone.Does anyone know what the kit they are going to give us is made of?
The Medtronic 780 G pump goes with another system, it is closed and I think it is integrated with a guardian sensor, symplera (which now seems like they do not have a supply and they are not going to continue giving it) and it seems that they have reached an agreement with abbot and they are also going to work with libre 3 plus.
Imagino.q can be used with any mobile app but also with your own device.I think I read that they no longer make the Roche one.
There is a Medtronic pump forum on Facebook, get involved, I'm sure they will be able to inform you, I don't have a pump but I have been getting information.
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