619 devices · GMDN 64889
An ambulatory insulin infusion pump is a portable electronic device that delivers insulin continuously or intermittently under the skin for people managing diabetes. Unlike traditional pumps with dosing software, these devices focus solely on insulin delivery, often adhering to skin or clothing for convenience.
These devices are typically regulated as medical technology, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards before market entry. They’re commonly supplied as reusable or disposable systems, depending on the design, and may require professional training for proper use.
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