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A standard microcomputer linked to a volume-controlled infusion pump for patient-controlled analgesia research

G W Gillies, G N Kenny, C S McArdle

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology

|March 1, 1986

Abstract:

A patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) system is described. The system based on the Apple IIe microcomputer linked to an Imed 929 computer controllable infusion pump. The system provides a method for the collection, storage, plotting and analysis of data for PCA research.

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