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A portable, Preprogrammable insulin infusion system with 16 rates.

Authors: K, Kølendorf; J, Bojsen;

A portable, Preprogrammable insulin infusion system with 16 rates.

Abstract

An external, portable, programmable pump has been developed for long-term therapeutic i.v. insusion of drugs. The impulse-controlled system consists of a 250 g CMOS-electronic unit and an electromechanical infusor (200 g) containing a 10 ml disposable syringe. The infusion pattern during the 24-h cycle is manually programmed in 16 steps from 24 to 384 microliter per 0.5 h. The coefficient of variation of the infusate is less than 2% per 0.5 h. An alarm circuit monitors the pump speed and the reservoir volume. The infusion system can operate continuously for 7 days with a 1 Ah, 5.4 volt battery.

Keywords

Islets of Langerhans, Diabetes Mellitus, Humans, Insulin, Infusions, Parenteral, Artificial Organs, Feedback

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