40 devices · GMDN 44708
An intravascular core temperature regulation system catheter is a flexible tube designed to be placed in the central venous system to regulate a patient’s core body temperature. It circulates temperature-controlled fluid through a membrane (like a balloon) to either warm or cool the blood, helping manage hypothermia or hyperthermia during surgery, critical care, or fever treatment.
These devices are typically single-use and may include sensors linked to external controls for precise temperature monitoring. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their intended use and risk level, with supply often as part of a pre-packaged kit for clinical procedures.
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