17 devices · GMDN 43434
A cryopreserved blood and tissue thawing unit is an electrically powered device designed to safely warm frozen biological materials. These units are used in clinical settings to prepare whole blood, blood components, or other tissues stored in cryobags for medical use.
These devices often feature programmable settings and utilize various heating methods, such as dry heat, water baths, or microwaves, to ensure a controlled thawing process. Many models also include automated agitation and sensors to monitor the status of the material and detect when the thawing cycle is complete.
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