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The Arctic Sun Temperature Management System is a non-invasive medical device used to control patient body temperature. Developed by Medivance, it's crucial for treating hypothermia, hyperthermia, and aiding recovery post-cardiac arrest or neurosurgery. The system uses hydrogel pads and a computer algorithm for precise temperature regulation, offering a safe and efficient alternative to invasive cooling methods.
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The Arctic Sun is a medical device developed by Medivance, Inc. that regulates a patient's body temperature through targeted temperature management
Normal Body Temperature and Deviations
The human body's core temperature must be tightly regulated for optimal function and recovery, with normal range being 36.5°C to 37.5°C (97.7°F to 99.5°F)
Conditions Requiring Temperature Management
Significant deviations in body temperature, such as hyperthermia or hypothermia, can be life-threatening and require effective temperature management in medical treatment
Therapeutic hypothermia is a treatment strategy that involves deliberately reducing a patient's body temperature to protect the brain from ischemic injury, and has been shown to improve outcomes in conditions such as cardiac arrest and stroke
The Arctic Sun uses hydrogel pads that adhere to the patient's skin, making it a non-invasive alternative to cooling catheters for inducing therapeutic hypothermia
The Arctic Sun's precise temperature control of the water in the pads allows for meticulous management of the patient's body temperature, and its controlled rewarming process can mitigate reperfusion injury
The Arctic Sun has shown comparable effectiveness to invasive cooling methods in achieving therapeutic hypothermia goals, and can be quickly set up by nursing staff, making it a practical option for urgent medical situations
The Arctic Sun has a generally safe profile, with a low incidence of adverse effects such as skin erythema
Healthcare providers should closely monitor patients for any signs of skin irritation and follow recommended protocols to minimize risks when using the Arctic Sun for precise temperature control in therapeutic situations
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Arctic Sun System Functionality
Circulates temperature-controlled water in pads on skin to regulate patient's body temperature.
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Primary Conditions for Arctic Sun Usage
Used for severe hypothermia, hyperthermia, post-cardiac arrest, and post-neurosurgery temperature management.
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Arctic Sun System Control Mechanism
Utilizes computer algorithm for precise temperature regulation of the patient.
