Anesthesia & Analgesia journal (USA) :

Original Laboratory Research Report

Simulation Analysis of Flow Rate Variability During Microinfusions: The Effect of Vertical Displacement and Multidrug Infusion in Conventional Infusion Pumps Versus New Cylinder-Type Infusion Pumps

Eun Jung Oh, MD, PhD,* Kwan Young Hong, MD,* Jong-Hwan Lee, MD, PhD,* Duk Kyung Kim, MD, PhD,* Joongbum Cho, MD, PhD,† and Jeong-Jin Min, MD, PhD*

Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing (Germany) :

Vol.:(0112 33456789)

Journal of Clinical Monitoring and Computing (Germany)

https://doi.org/10.1007/s10877-020-00588-7

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Simulation study on flow rate accuracy of infusion pumps in vibration conditions during emergency patient transport

Kwan Young Hong1 · You Yeon Kim2 · Seung Yeon Yoo1 · Jong‑Hwan Lee1 · Duk Kyung Kim1 · Jeong‑Jin Min1

Received: 23 February 2020 / Accepted: 7 September 2020 © Springer Nature B.V. 2020

As described above, the clinical findings of Anyfusion H100 were published. The overall information is in the Notice on the company's website. I would like to thank Professor Kim Deok-kyung of the Department of Anesthesia at Samsung Medical Center and Professor Min Jung-jin, Hong Kwan-young, and Cho Joong-beom for their efforts to publish research and journal papers.

We have academic verification of Anyfusion pump, a next-generation drug injection pump, and clinical verification of many upper-level general hospitals (university hospitals) in four SCI papers at Samsung Medical Center and Seoul National University Hospital (Bundang), related to abnormal treatment caused by contamination, infection and various medical accidents.

For this reason, the number of Demo-requested hospitals is increasing rapidly with the recommendation of many doctors.

Thank you to other professors and officials who participated in the study and worked hard.