Medication infusion system with disposable pump/battery cassette

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604110, 128DIG12, A61M 100

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048081671

ABSTRACT:
A disposable cassette for use with a main infusion pump unit is disclosed which contains both a disposable pump and a battery, thereby requiring the simultaneous replacement of both the pump and the battery. The controller contained in the main pump unit includes a timer which prevents the cassette from being used for longer than a predetermined time, which is substantially less than the life of the battery. An interlock prevents a cassette from being reinstalled following a single use.

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