ConRad Thermal Blankets
General Use | Thermal Blanket Set
General Use | Thermal Blanket Set
Two Functional Options – One Purpose – Stop Heat Loss
The ConRad thermal blanket is designed for surgical and dental procedures, endoscopy, and X-Ray & CT imaging. (We also carry a version of the ConRad specifically for MRI).
Clinically proven effective solution to patient heat loss.
Acts as a barrier to all 3 mechanisms of Heat Loss:
- Conductive
- Convective
- Radiant
This set includes 3 General Use ConRad Thermal Blankets:
- 1 Small (20” x 28”)
- 1 Medium (24” x 34”)
- 1 Large (28’ x 41”)
Testimonials:
"The ConRad blankets did not disappoint!!! Not only are we saving on towel use and saving the environment by having a reusable cover that is so easily cleaned, but we are seeing an increase in temperature when we use the blankets instead of a decrease which we have come to expect no matter how hard we have tried different warming methods! It was a great improvement on the various hot air blankets we used previously and considering it is a 40-degree summer here, it's nice not pumping so much hot air into the room to fight with the air conditioner. Thanks for such a great simple product that after 20 years of nursing has made my day." Fiona Crambrook, Southern Animal Hospitals
"We did a 3 hour (pretty much entire dog) MRI scan with the patient under for 3.5 hours. He woke up at 99.1F! I am incredibly impressed by these thermal blankets." Ilyssa Meren DVM, DACVIM
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Product Features
- Maintain normothermia in surgical, dental, endoscopic, and imaging (X-ray, CT) procedures
- Clinically effective when used as designed
- Shorter anesthesia recovery times
- Adjunct to active warming
- Simple to use
- Small, Medium and Large sizes
- Tested for thermal resistance to be equivalent to an Extreme Cold Weather Polar Suit – See Technical Details
Sizing Guide
- Small (20" x 28") - Cats and small dogs
- Medium (24" x 34") - Medium dogs, large dogs
- Large (28" x 41") - Large dogs, goats, sheep
Technical Details
ASTM Testing for General Use ConRad® Thermal Blanket
Each of the three components of the ConRad Thermal Blanket, the fluid impermeable outer shell, the inner radiant barrier (ASTM C1317) and the inner fibrous insulating layer, have undergone individual specifications testing. The thermal retention blanket as a whole has undergone rigorous ASTM testing as well (ASTM D1518).
Instructions
Step 1
Place the patient on a solid surface warming pad and covered with the ConRad Thermal Blanket during the induction of anesthesia.
Step 2
Keep the patient on the warming pad and covered with the ConRad Thermal Blanket as much as possible while prepping and applying patient monitors.
Step 3
Keep the patient covered with the ConRad Thermal Blanket when moving the patient to the procedure table.
Step 4
Make certain that an insulating layer, such as a regular blanket or another ConRad Thermal Blanket, is underneath and between the patient and the underlying surface. Place the ConRad Thermal Blanket so that the side labeled PATIENT SIDE is next to the patient.
Step 5
Once positioned, make certain that the ConRad Thermal Blanket drapes around the patient as close as possible.
Step 6
The ConRad Thermal Blanket may be cleaned with soap and water or a germicidal solution.
Step 7
The ConRad Thermal Blankets may be used with other patient warming systems such as forced air, electrical and water warming systems.
FAQ
How do ConRad Thermal Blankets to maintain a patient’s body temperature?
The ConRad Thermal Blanket’s internal components provide a barrier to the 3 mechanisms of heat loss; Convection, Conduction and Radiation. The internal components reflect any heat presented to it back to the patient and insulate the patient from heat loss. It has the CLO Value of an Extreme Cold Weather Polar Suit. (See Technical Details for Vartest Results)
Do the ConRad Thermal Blankets have electrical components?
No. That is what makes them so easy to use.
Are the ConRad Thermal Blankets durable?
Yes. They are made of the same material that is used for US Navy gunnery target balloons.
How do I clean the ConRad Thermal Blankets?
They can be cleaned with soap and water or the germicidal spray that use for your OR table.
How do I use the General Use – ConRad Thermal Blankets?
The General Use – ConRad Thermal Blankets which are used for surgery, dentistry and imaging are draped over that portion of the animal that is not part of the procedure or part of the sterile field. It is also recommended that a General Use – ConRad Thermal Blanket be placed under the patient as well to prevent heat loss to the underlying surface.
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Warranty
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