Bair Hugger Spot On 36000 Patient Sensors

• Non-invasive technique: A disposable sensor is placed on the patient's forehead before surgery and remains there throughout the perioperative period.
• Correct: In a clinical study comparing the SpotOn system with pulmonary artery catheters, the SpotOn system deviation was determined to be less than 0.23°C¹.
• Continuous: Temperature is displayed at all times. The patient temperature trend graph provides two-hour temperature data.
• Consistency: The sensor remains on the patient after its cable is disconnected and can be reconnected in each care area, thus eliminating variations in clinician technique and enabling the use of multiple monitoring devices.
• It is compatible with all patient monitors that accept YSI-400 type inputs.

A disposable sensor is placed on the patient's forehead before the surgical procedure and worn throughout the perioperative journey.

Unlike passive skin-based temperature sensors, the SpotOn system's disposable sensor consists of a thermal insulator placed near the skin and covered with a flexible circuit. When connected to the SpotOn control unit, the flexible circuit actively regulates the temperature to create a perfectly insulated zone, eliminating heat dissipation.