Ambulatory non-insulin infusion pump, electronic

Ambulatory non-insulin infusion pumps are portable electronic devices designed to deliver continuous or on-demand medication outside a hospital setting. They are primarily used for therapies like antibiotic delivery, chemotherapy, or patient-controlled analgesia (PCA), allowing patients to move freely while receiving precise dosing through intravenous, subcutaneous, or other routes.

These devices are typically regulated as medical technology, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards depending on the jurisdiction. They are usually supplied as single-use systems, including cartridges and infusion sets, and may vary in design—such as wearable belt cases or pocket-friendly units—while adhering to strict manufacturing and labeling requirements.