WMV610D warming system

What is the hypothermia? 

Hypothermia is defined by Surgical Care Improvement Project ( SCIP ) as a core body temperature less than 36℃ . 

It occurs for a number of reasons , including

·Anesthesia ·Patients getting cold on the ward when waiting to go to theatre 

·The use of non-warmed intra-venous ( IV ) a nd irrigation fluids 

·Operating room temperature 

·Exposure of the body interior during surgery

The importance of maintaining normothermia 

Maintaining a patient’s normothermia is necessary to reduce the risk of adverse effects associated with hypothermia. Hypothermia can lead to significant complications:

Model WMV610D warming system provides a comprehensive solution that can effectively prevent and treat hypothermia.

Features

Safe 

Advanced dual temperature sensor design 

Fault alarms: over-temperature, under-temperature, filter maintenance 

Air filter to keep effective filtration 

Precise temperature settings controlled within +/-1.5℃

Powerful

Reaching the set temperature within 5 minutes 

Particular heat output design to have quicker heat transfer 

Unique micro-holes on the surface of the blanket to keep heat evenly distribute 

Wide range of blanketshapes and sizes

Simple

Intuitive operation,almost training free Canbe clamped toan IV pole or placed on a hardsurface

Specifications