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KIMBERLY-CLARK* Patient Warming Systems

Active Patient Warming for Improved Outcomes

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"Maintaining normothermia can be challenging in complex, large-surgical-field procedures (such as OPCAB) and may require more efficient methods than forced air." 1

The KIMBERLY-CLARK* Patient Warming System is a computer-controlled, water-circulating, active warming system for thermoregulatory control that has proven effective in complex surgeries-including those with open cavities, large surface-area exposure, and in trauma. It has significantly outperformed conventional methods in achieving and maintaining intraoperative and residual body temperature.2

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Thermal Hydrogel Pads

Maintain patient normothermia with only 20% body coverage

M1000 Control Unit

Precise temperature management in a portable, easy-to-use unit

SCIP-INF-10: Active Warming Required in Surgeries >1 hour

New hypothermia reporting metrics for longer procedures

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1Katariya K, Robinson S, Sessler DI, Kurz A, Hodges WE, Odom-Forren J. Special report. Roundtable Summary: Perioperative Temperature Management, New York, NY: McMahon Publishing Group; 2005.

2 Woo YJ, Atluri P, Grand TJ, Hsu VM, Cheung A. Active Thermoregulation Improves Outcome of Off-pump Coronary Artery Bypass. Asian Cardiovasc Thorac Ann. 2005; 13:157:160.

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Christine B. Mahoney and Jan Odom,  Maintaining Intraoperatibve Normothermia: A Meta-analysis of Outcomes with Costs.AANA Jrnl, April 1999, Vol 67 No 2

Clinical study

KIMBERLY-CLARK* Patient Warming System Clinical Guidelines

Recommendations for safe use of the KIMBERLY-CLARK* Patient Warming System

SCIP-INF-10 Normothermia Reporting Guidelines

SCIP-INF-10 Normothermia Reporting Guidelines

SCIP-INF-10: New Reporting Requirements on Perioperative Normothermia

technical information sheet

WEBINAR: Thermal Regulation: Implications for the Complex Surgical Patient

Webinar supporting the Patient Warming System M1000 Control Unit Page
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Ambulatory Surgery Centers Focus: Patient Complications Caused by Sterile Lint and Powder

Such little things. Must be inconsequential. They’re sterile, right? Why do I have a green haze on surfaces in my OR? What’s that dust on my monitor screens? This is a true story about lint, powder and...
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  • Nurses 1 CH

How New Technologies and Practices Will Impact Patient Safety

An overview of new information technologies designed to improve patient safety and increase operational efficiencies.
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  • Nurses 1.25 CH
  • Respiratory Therapists 1.0 CRCE AARC* No RT credit for Online
  • IACET 0.1 (1.0 CH)

Preventing Pressure Ulcers in Surgical Patients

An overview of surgical pressure ulcers, including contributing factors, prevention strategies, and financial impact.
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  • Surgical Technologists 1.0 CH (AST)
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Strategies for Reducing Surgical Site Infections: An Overview

An overview of the the impact, risk factors, and prevention strategies for surgical site infections
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Unplanned Hypothermia & the Surgical Patient

An overview of the causes of hypothermia in surgical patients and methods for prevention.
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  • Surgical Technologists 1.0 CH
  • IACET 0.1 (1.0 CH)
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Esophageal/Rectal Temperature Probe, 12Fr

Code: 00400-12 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Esophageal/Rectal Temperature Probe, 9Fr

Code: 00400-9 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Installation Kit for Model 1000 Control Unit

Code: 00839-01 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Model 100 FLUID DELIVERY LINE - Y-LINE 4 PAD

Code: 00705-01 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Model 1000 Control Unit Cleaning Kit

Code: 00838-01 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Model 1000 Fill/Drain Tube

Code: 00809-02 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Model 1000 Fluid Delivery Line Single, 2 Pad

Code: 00834-04 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Model 1000 Fluid Delivery Line Y-Line, 4 Pad

Code: 00834-05 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Model 1000 Patient Warming System Control Unit

Code: 01000-01 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units

Model 1000 Power Cable

Code: 00833-00 | Product Catalog > Surgical Solutions > Temperature Management > Control Units
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