Infusion pumps are devices used in medical applications to deliver liquid medicine, nutrients or other liquids to the patient's body in a controlled manner. These pumps ensure the delivery of fluids at the correct dosage and rate during infusion therapy. Infusion pumps have an important role in optimizing the treatment process of patients and increasing the effect of medications.

Peristaltic pumps are a prominent type among infusion pumps. These pumps have a special mechanism that delivers fluids through peristaltic movement applied to the infusion set. They work by a series of squeezing or pressing movements created by the rotor or piston. As the infusion set passes through the pump, it is squeezed by the pressure created by the rotor or piston and the liquid moves forward.

The advantages of peristaltic pumps include keeping the liquids in a "closed system" and keeping them sterile. Additionally, infusion rate and pressure settings can be controlled more precisely, providing more accurate dosing. These pumps are used in medical applications to provide a safe and precise infusion.

As a result, infusion pumps are important devices in medical applications that enable the delivery of liquid medicine or nutrients to the patient in a controlled manner. Peristaltic pumps are a special type of infusion pumps and perform infusion by transmitting liquids with peristaltic movement. These pumps are valuable devices that can be used safely and effectively with the advantages of precise infusion rate control and closed system.