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| NPR. 90,000/- |
Product Details:
Keewell Blood and Infusion Warmer
Model: PT1800
A blood and infusion warmer is a medical device designed to heat fluids, including blood, blood products, or intravenous (IV) fluids, to a temperature close to body temperature before administering them to a patient. This helps prevent complications like hypothermia, which can occur when large amounts of cold fluids are infused into the body.
Key Features:
1. Temperature Control: Precisely warms fluids to safe levels (typically 37–40°C).
2. Rapid Heating: Ideal for emergency settings where quick fluid warming is necessary.
3. Compatibility: Works with various IV lines, blood bags, and fluid containers.
4. Safety Mechanisms: Equipped with alarms for temperature deviations and overheating protection.
5. Portable Options: Some models are compact and battery-operated for use in field settings.
Applications:
- Emergency Medicine: To rapidly stabilize trauma patients.
- Surgery: To prevent perioperative hypothermia.
- Critical Care: For patients requiring massive transfusion protocols.
- Pediatrics and Neonatology: Safe warming of fluids for small and temperature-sensitive patients.
Benefits:
- Prevents hypothermia during large volume infusions.
- Improves patient comfort and outcomes.
- Reduces risks associated with cold fluid infusion, such as arrhythmias or coagulation issues.
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