Transform IV therapy delivery with elastomeric pumps and accessories, including the Accufuser elastomeric pump, from Vygon UK. This innovative elastomeric infusion system allows for a variety of ambulatory fluid therapies and infusions to be given in clinical or home settings and supporting vascular access and OPAT teams to deliver improved infusion experiences for patients.
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Accufuser Elastomeric Pump designed to deliver the safe and accurate delivery of a continuous flow infusions. Suitable for a variety of treatments and therapies, with benefits to both the patient ...
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Elastomeric infusion pumps are an effective medical device that are transforming the way IV (intravenous) therapies are delivered to patients. At Vygon, we have the Accufuser Elastomeric Pump to deliver safe, accurate, and continuous flow infusion s. Suitable for a wide variety of treatments and therapies, with benefits to both the patient and the hospital trust.
Traditionally, patients requiring fluid therapies were required to under hospital care and clinician supervision. These traditional infusion devices may need electricity, are driven by gravity and are more cumbersome for the patient to move around.
An elastomeric infusion pump (also known as a balloon pump or ball pump) uses pressure to infuse medication and is a far smaller device offering a more flexible, comfortable, and discreet infusion experience for the patient.
The Accufuser Elastomeric Pump can be used for a variety of IV therapies and is available in a range of sizes and flow rates. Therapies include Antibiotic infusions, post-operative pain management, Cancer pain management, Chemotherapy, Thalassemia treatment, Diuretics treatment and Longer term infusion treatments.
With an infusion pump that is easier to move around, elastomeric devices are a far superior option for ambulatory patient care. The Accufuser elastomeric pump, patients can receive IV therapies both in hospital settings and within their home environments. This treatment in home settings offers greater flexibility of care and can contribute to improved recovery time.
Not only do elastomeric devices benefit the patient, but departments and trusts see the benefits of implementing this service too. Patients being treated at home reduce bed stays and can contribute to significant cost savings.
For more information on elastomeric devices or infusion pumps, please contact a member of the Vygon team.
