The new customizable system will help with epidural analgesia during labor and delivery and postoperative pain management, according to the news release.
Traditionally, labor analgesia is administered through manual bolus injections from a healthcare provider or continuous infusions. The new system automatically administers bolus injections that the patient can now supplement if he or she desires.
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