Intraoperative patient body temperature management system

Abstract

The invention relates to an intraoperative patient body temperature management system comprising a heating device including a soft cushion body and a heating element arranged in the soft cushion body.The heating element is connected with a controller; the controller is connected with a temperature detection probe for detecting the temperature of a human body; and a control system for controllingthe heating state of the device is arranged in the controller. According to the invention, the effect of monitoring the body temperature of a patient in an operation in real time is realized; the heating state of the heating device can be adjusted according to the monitored body temperature data to maintain the body temperature of the patient in the operation; and thus the adverse effects caused by the too low body temperature of the patient in the operation process are reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of intraoperative patient body temperature management, in particular to an intraoperative patient body temperature management system. Background technique [0002] At present, during the operation process, due to factors such as anesthesia, blood loss, and low ambient temperature, the body temperature of the surgical patient may drop. Delayed awakening, prolonged wound healing time, etc.; therefore, effective heat preservation measures for patients during the operation can keep the patient's body temperature within a certain range, which can reduce the adverse effects caused by hypothermia. [0003] The existing way to maintain the patient's body temperature is to cover the patient with a thermal blanket or a thermal pad, so that the patient can be heated and kept warm during the operation. [0004] The above-mentioned existing technical solutions have the following defects: the existing thermal insulation ...

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[0004] The above-mentioned existing technical solutions have the following defects: the existing thermal insulation blankets simply control the temperature of the thermal insulation blanket and the thermal insulation pad, and do not monitor the actual body temperature of the patient. Adjust the parameters of the heating blanket and heating pad, but this method is prone to inappropriate parameter settings, resulting in insufficient heating heat or excessive heat preservation

Moreover, the actual clinical situation varies widely, and there are many factors that affect the patient's body temperature. These factors will change at any time during the operation, so relying solely on the experience of medical staff cannot deal with complex real situations.

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