Freedom60 Syringe Infusion System

Overview

The Freedom60 is a mechanical syringe driver from KORU Medical Systems for subcutaneous immunoglobulin (SCIg) infusions at home or in clinic. KORU designs it for larger-volume (over 30 mL) and recurring infusions. It needs no batteries or mains power: the pump applies constant pressure to the syringe plunger, and the infusion rate is set by the Precision Flow Rate Tubing connected to it. If resistance (back pressure) rises at the infusion site, the flow rate slows.

Because the rate comes from the tubing, clinicians can tailor each infusion to the patient: the Precision Flow Rate Tubing is chosen to suit the prescribed immunoglobulin and dose, and the High-Flo needle set to the number of infusion sites. If a patient's infusions run slowly, KORU suggests talking to their healthcare provider about changing sites, needles or tubing.

Under KORU's international instructions for use, the Freedom60 Infusion System is indicated for adults, adolescents and paediatric patients prescribed subcutaneously administered immunoglobulins, at the infusion rates and volumes per site given in the medicine's approved labelling. Patients and carers are trained by their healthcare provider before self-administering at home.

The pump takes BD Plastipak Luer-Lok 50 mL and Medline 60 mL syringes and, with KORU's prefilled syringe adapter, the 50 mL prefilled syringe listed in the instructions for use. Controls are one large winding knob and a recessed on/off switch. For smaller volumes, the FreedomEdge takes 20 mL and 30 mL syringes.

Information is for healthcare professionals. Always read the instructions for use supplied with the product.

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