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Electro/mechanical infusion device (medical equipment)

In two parts: Electro/mechanical portable diabetics infusion device (bolas controlled continuous flow) with separate programmer. Designed by Robert Channon, himself a diabetic, to provide a portable insulin injector that could be strapped to the body.

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