Neotherm

There is one established treatment that can minimize permanent brain damage from hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE). However, it must be given very shortly after birth/the oxygen-depriving incident in order to be effective (ideally within six hours.) This treatment is known as hypothermia therapy, but it has many other names. Such as “therapeutic hypothermia,” “cooling therapy,” and “neonatal cooling.” Hypothermia
therapy involves cooling the baby down to a temperature below homeostasis to allow the brain to recover from a hypoxic-ischemic injury. Typically, the target temperature is about 33.5 degrees Celsius (92.3 Fahrenheit)

FEATURES

1. Large color screen is easy to see across the room.
2. Bench-top mountable for space saving Small / Lightweight portable device.
3. Restarts from same settings in event of power failure.
4. USB output.
5. Optional use of skin probes