Accurate Dosing of Medicine in Infusion Therapy

Ultrasonic flow meters from the SONOFLOW CO.56 series enable the precise, continuous, real-time measurement and control of medication, fluid, or nutrient volume delivery in infusion pumps. The non-invasive clamp-on sensors significantly reduce the risk of errors, such as incorrect dosages, which can have fatal consequences in chemotherapy due to the toxicity of the medication. Accurate dosing is essential in infusion therapy to achieve the desired therapeutic effect and avoid side effects.

Reliable Monitoring for Maximum Patient Safety

Automated and continuous monitoring of the medication supply increases patient safety and reduces the workload of medical staff. In addition to flow meters, air bubble detectors, such as the SONOCHECK ABD series, play a crucial role in intravenous (IV) therapy. The bubble detectors continuously monitor the infusion tubing for uncontrolled air bubbles. This is important as air embolisms can lead to serious complications and even death in patients. 

Level meters, such as the SONOCHECK ALD, monitor the fluid levels in reservoirs and bags (e.g., for dialysis, secretion, or wound suction). These sensors prevent the reservoirs from running empty or overflowing, which is important for uninterrupted therapy and preventing the risk of air entering the line as well as contamination.

Ultrasonic sensors play are of utmost importance in preventing risks such as over- or underdosing, air embolisms, and therapy interruptions. Hence, they are a key element in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of infusion therapy.

• Enhanced patient safety by detecting and stopping air bubbles before they enter the patient’s bloodstream. Thus, preventing air embolisms.
• Highest accuracy to ensure that the correct infusion rate is maintained, avoiding under- or overdosing.

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• Non-contact monitoring to reduce the risk of contamination and sustain a closed, sterile system.
• Continuous and reliable real-time monitoring of flow rate, bubble presence, and fluid level for early detection of issues and prompt intervention, improving treatment outcomes and supporting automated or remote monitoring systems.