22 devices · GMDN 17206
A cardiopulmonary bypass system heating/cooling unit is a medical device component that regulates a patient's body temperature during cardiopulmonary bypass procedures by heating or cooling the blood through extracorporeal heat exchange. It uses thermal transfer fluid circulated through a heat exchanger to achieve precise temperature control, which is essential for various cardiac surgeries.
These devices are typically supplied as part of a cardiopulmonary bypass system and are powered by mains electricity. They include monitoring and alarm systems to ensure patient safety during temperature regulation procedures. The classification and regulatory requirements may vary depending on the specific device and jurisdiction.
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