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The Sarns TCM II is a computer-controlled heating and cooling system for use during cardiopulmonary bypass. Compared to devices using refrigerated cold water, the TCM II achieves faster, more reliable cooling through the use of melting ice, which maintains a stable, cold temperature as it conducts heat away. TCM II's heating system reflects the current standard of technology. Its powerful heaters and high-efficiency mixing manifold allow you to bring up temperatures quickly. Control is at your fingertips, using either the main display or the optional remote module. A simplified display panel gives you accurate digital temperature data to protect your patients. On either panel, you can select temperatures ranging from 0 - 42°C to bring your patients rapidly and precisely to the temperature needed. For the protection of pediatric patients, a maximum water-to-venous blood temperature gradient can be set to operate during rewarming.
Digital Heater/Cooler
Maintains exact temperatures with sensitive, microprocessor-driven controls
Minimizes patient rewarming time with powerful heaters and high-efficiency mixing manifold
Reduces patient cooling time by melting ice
Sarns optional remote control and display module for temperature management at your fingertips while the main unit is situated in a convenient, remote location
Temperature displays in digital readouts for up to nine temperature probes; readouts for up to 9 temperature probes by using 3 temperature modules; alarm can be set for 3 probes (one probe per module) located at crucial temperature sites
Precise temperature controls maintained by a microprocessor which allows oxygenator water temperature selection from 0 - 42°C in one-degree increments
Independent cardioplegia control offers three pump speeds for variable cooling rates and a separate reservoir accommodates drop-in heat exchangers
Pressure-regulated blanket ports with water-supply maintain the same temperature as water going to the oxygenator heat exchanger
