109 devices · GMDN 47616
Conduction blood and fluid warmers are electrically powered systems used to raise the temperature of intravenous solutions, blood, or irrigation fluids before they enter a patient's body. By warming these fluids to near-physiological levels, these devices help prevent hypothermia during clinical procedures or emergency transfusions.
These systems typically utilize a heated surface or plate that transfers warmth to the fluid as it passes through a compatible disposable tubing set. They are designed to be mounted on standard infusion poles and include integrated controls and safety alarms to monitor and maintain the desired temperature range.
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