The authors describe indications for usage of venous administrations by means of the infusion pump IP 2-50 in newborns, pregnant women and parturients as well as during feeding of the smallest preterm infants with the same pump. Advantages and disadvantages of IP 2-50 are presented in comparison with the perfusion pumps "Braun Melsungen" and "Lineomat". Nosologic units are described, in which infusions with IP 2-50 are applied.

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