Patient-controlled analgesia infusion pump

Patient-controlled analgesia infusion pumps are battery-operated devices that deliver pain medication directly to a patient. They allow individuals to self-administer bolus doses of opioids when needed or receive a continuous infusion for regional anesthesia, typically for postoperative pain management.

These devices are designed for use in both clinical and home settings and may be worn by the patient to support mobility. They include integrated safety features and specialized software to manage delivery rates and prevent the risk of accidental overdose.