South Korea's infusion technology becomes world standard, safe gravity-based infusion = South Korean media

Hanbit MD, a company that develops medical devices, announced in August that its in-house developed "Disposable Infusion Set (product name: AccuValve)" has been certified as an international standard (ISO
This is the first time that an infusion set developed in Korea has been certified as an international standard.
In 2021, Hanbit MD proposed the establishment of an international standard for infusion sets through the Korean government's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy's National Standard Technology Improvement Industry. Since then, the company has been actively pursuing ISO (
The AccuValve is an infusion set used with the electric infusion infusion regulator (AccuDrip), and is designed to be durable and stable.
AccuDrip controls the amount of injection with a constant pressure generated by gravity. This makes it superior to existing infusion systems that use mechanical pressure to forcibly inject drips.
It is safer and more accurate than a human pump. The global guidelines for intravenous infusion, such as those set by the MD Anderson Cancer Center in the United States, recommend that anti-cancer drugs be administered intravenously.
In this case, we recommend using a pressure pump instead of an infusion pump. AccuDream and AccuValve have obtained 12 patents in Korea and 7 overseas.
It has been approved by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare.