Medcore

Infusion devices are designed to deliver various types of medications like insulin, antibiotics, hormones, chemotherapy, and other pain relief drugs, or nutritional solutions, in situations where other methods of medication are either impractical or unreliable.  While these devices are pretty safe, they are also involved in quite a number of safety issues if not maintained timely and appropriately. That is the reason, they are needed to be tested periodically to ensure they are safe and are in perfect working condition. Now when it comes to testing infusion devices like the CME Niki T34, certain principles are maintained, which are known as Principles of Flow Management. Principles of Flow Measurement The primary objective of testing infusion devices is to ensure that the device delivers the required flow rate, bolus and the volume in an accurate manner. Another objective of testing is to ensure that the occlusion alarms are in the perfect working condition, so much so that they ...

With technology advancing every day, the world of medicines is undergoing vast changes. This has resulted in the evolution of syringe pumps, devices which are engineered to modulate liquid inflow in a programmed and customised manner. Why are syringe pumps used? The medical industry has been facilitated with the help of syringe pumps which are responsible for injecting various drugs into the human body.  In the last few years we have witnessed how applications of a CME Niki T34 syringe pump have diversified. The technology is adapting to new age trends and hence adopting miniaturization and automation to roll out smart pumps aimed at bringing versatility to medical research and application. Modern syringe pumps are programmed with added features offering the following benefits: Adding versatility to application and research Enhancing accuracy Improved precision Advanced data storage Access to various dosage guidelines Remote programming Advantages of syringe pumps Th...