237 devices · GMDN 36954
A circulating-air whole-body heating system control unit is a clinical device designed to maintain or restore a patient’s core body temperature by circulating and heating room air. It works by filtering, regulating temperature, and controlling airflow through a separate patient pad, ensuring safe and precise normothermia during medical procedures or recovery.
These devices are typically regulated as medical equipment, often requiring compliance with electrical safety standards due to their AC-powered operation. They are supplied as standalone units meant for use in healthcare settings, such as operating rooms or intensive care, by trained professionals to manage patient temperature during treatment.
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