120 devices · GMDN 11989
External electric-heating core temperature regulation system pads are reusable heating devices designed to maintain or raise a patient’s core body temperature during surgery or critical care. They consist of an underlay or overlay with embedded heating elements, controlled by a separate unit, and are sized for full- or partial-body use in adults or pediatric patients.
These devices are typically regulated as reusable medical equipment, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for temperature control systems. They may be supplied as part of a complete system, including the control unit, or as standalone pads intended for use with compatible external power sources.
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