Hypothermia

Inadvertent perioperative hypothermia is a common yet preventable complication in the surgical setting that occurs when a patient’s core body temperature drops below 36°C during the perioperative period.

This blog post explores the benefits of these devices, their applications, and their impact on patient outcomes.

A blood warmer is a crucial medical device that heats blood or other fluids to a suitable temperature before administration

Learn about the importance of blood heating devices.

The article contains a list of critical checks that must be performed daily, weekly, monthly to maintain the functionality and longevity of cabinets.

Utilizing warming techniques in pre-op, the operating room, and the PACU enhances patient satisfaction and reduce the risk of complications

Key benefits of using Ramonak-03 to warm patients

This article describes mistakes when using warming cabinets.

Causes of heat loss, as well as prevention of hypothermia and hypothermia treatment.

Different types of devices and methods have been developed to actively warm neonates and infants during neonatal hypothermia management.