High-precision infusion controller with droplet detection ”SEEVOL”

The industry’s first camera-based droplet detection function enables both natural drop type with low risk of extravascular leakage and accurate time control, making the infusion controller safe and accurate.

In chemotherapy, guidelines recommend that spontaneous and timed titration of anticancer drugs should be strictly controlled from the point of view of their cytotoxicity and side effects. Currently, infusion pumps are the most commonly used administration equipment in chemotherapy if accuracy is important,
For safety, drug infusion controllers are generally used. However, infusion pumps for accuracy are associated with a high risk of extravascular leakage, while pharmaceutical infusion controllers for safety are the increased number of device operations can lead to input errors and other medical safety issues. In addition, the difficulty of time management when administering without the use of equipment places a burden on hospital operations.
The aim is to solve the problems of conventional infusion methods, such as the high risk of extravascular leakage, the need to calculate and input correction values for each drug, and the inability to infuse a wide variety of drugs on time,
The aim was to realise an infusion controller that could provide safe and secure chemotherapy.
The design also takes user-friendliness and safety to the maximum extent possible, with a button design that uses highly identifiable colours to prevent accidents due to incorrect input, operation procedures and animated support that even inexperienced users will not find confusing, and a flap structure that allows the drip tube to be easily set simply by pushing it in.

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