Introduction:

Go Medical Industries (Pty) Ltd was established in 1986 with the aim of producing innovative products to improve common medical procedures. Go Medical research is based on the view that medical practitioners, patients and medical technology companies are inter-related entities. They co-exist because one relies on the other.

Go Medical has its head offices in Subiaco, Western Australia as well as three associated offices and offices/factories in the eastern states of Australia, Europe and Asia.

The Springfusor® is a new syringe infusion pump designed for simplicity in use for continuous or intermittent small volume infusions and is made in Australia. It consists of a spring-driven cartridge that drives a syringe. There is no risk of drugs being accidentally downloaded as with electronic pumps. It requires no electricity or batteries. The output from the syringe is controlled by a short length of narrow bore Flow Control Tubing (FCT).

Indications for use: Suitable for intermittent or continuous infusion of small volumes when fluid restriction or slow controlled infusion is used. Can be set up for bolus injections and to replace minibags and burettes or in certain situations, gravity lines and to replace electronic pumps.

FEATURES:

SAFETY, MOBILITY, COST EFFECTIVENESS in the ward or at home.

Safety:

• Spring driven therefore more accurate than gravity infusions.
• Easy to use and setup in the ward or for home use. No programming necessary therefore it is not subject to human error at the time of setting up infusions.

Mobility:

• Portable and compact.
• Requires no batteries or electricity.

Cost Effectiveness :

• Re-usable.
• Time saving versus bolus injections.
• 10 ml and 30 ml versions available. Flow rate determined by choice of tubing
  (FCT tubing only).
• Removes the need to use a bag system as it can be used directly.

An Intravenous Patient Controlled Injector for administering
pain relief in controlled doses:

60 ml reservoir (permanently bonded).
0.5ml bolus (fixed).

• The device can be easily refilled via the refill port.
• The syringe used to fill the device does not need to be
  changed as the system has two filters one in the IV line and
  one at the top of the reservoir syringe.
• The line filter is a 0.2 micron air and bacteria filter. The unit
  is disposable and thus it should not be reused.

Indications for Use:

• This PCA device is indicated for use where patients are able to control their own pain therapy. Furthermore it is suitable for use in casualty, labour wards and theatres
• Safe.
• Easy-to-use.
• Excellent mobility.
• Affordable.

The Go Medical patient controlled epidural analgesia device
is the world's first disposable PCEA designed for superior
post-operative pain relief with excellent mobility.

• Designed to deliver 4 ml with a 15 minute filling time it delivers
  a dose between 0-16 ml per hour.
• 60 ml reservoir (permanently bonded).
• Easily refilled via the refill port.
• Syringe does not need to be changed as the system has two
  filters one in the IV line and one at the top of the reservoir syringe.
• The line filter is a 0.2 micron air and bacteria filter.
• The unit is a disposable single patient use only device that can
  be refilled.
• Lightweight, portable and easy to carry.
• Low cost, easy to setup and easy to use.
• On demand only.
• Integral flow regulator.
• Suitable for use in shower.

Indications for Use:

• This Epidural PCA device is indicated for post-operative pain relief in controlled doses where anaesthesia was administered via the epidural route. This is primarily
  recommended for in ward use by nursing sisters or patients.
• Safe.
• Easy-to-use.
• Excellent mobility.
• Affordable.