Temperature Management Products

Keeping patients at a normal body temperature is crucial to improving patient care. Research has shown that even a slight drop in body temperature can have a significant effect on patient outcomes.

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Blood and Fluid Warming Systems
Convective Warming Systems
Temperature Probes

Temperature Probes

Temperature monitoring, especially in the operating room and during general anesthesia, is a crucial aspect of patient care. ICU Medical temperature probes are superior in their manufacture and design, providing reliability, durability, and accuracy. The connection is the key.

Esophageal Stethoscope Temperature Sensor
ICU Medical Level 1^® disposable Esophageal Stethoscope Temperature Sensors are placed into the esophagus to provide accurate measurement of a patient’s core body temperature and transmit heart and lung sounds to the anesthesiologist’s earpiece.
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Foley Catheter Temperature Sensor
ICU Medical Level 1^® disposable Foley Catheter Temperature Sensors enable clinicians to accurately monitor urinary output and bladder temperature in addition to facilitating urine drainage. Commonly used to monitor a patient’s core body temperature during open-heart surgery.
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General Purpose Probes
ICU Medical Level 1^® disposable General Purpose Probes are placed in the esophagus, rectum, nasopharynx, or axilla to provide the clinician with an accurate measurement of a patient’s core body temperature.
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Reusable Cables
View our Reusable Cables from our Temperature Probes range and our well known Level 1 brand.
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Skin Temperature Sensor - Adult
ICU Medical Level 1^® disposable Skin Temperature Sensors enable clinicians to monitor a patient’s skin surface temperature during routine surgery and postoperative recovery.
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Tympanic Temperature Sensor
ICU Medical Level 1^® Tympanic Temperature Sensors provide clinicians with a non-invasive way to monitor a patient’s core body temperature from the tympanic membrane through ear canal placement.
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