Heating breastplate and control system for preventing accidental hypothermia
AssigneeThermo-Trauma
InventorsThomas SPADONI, Rémy BERGON
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AssigneeThermo-Trauma
InventorsThomas SPADONI, Rémy BERGON
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Provided is a system for controlling temperature of a heating breastplate placed on a body of an injured patient, including a heating element positioned within a heating breastplate, the heating element comprising a positive temperature coefficient, the heating element connected to one or more batteries positioned within the heating breastplate; and a controller connected to the one or more batteries and the heating element to regulate a temperature of a body of an injured patient, wherein the controller is programmed or configured to regulate the temperature of the heating element to provide a target temperature value of the heating element, such that heating element provides a uniform and constant temperature to the body of the injured patient.
A system for controlling temperature of a heating breastplate placed on a body of an injured patient, comprising:
A heating breastplate intended to be placed on the body of an injured patient, the breastplate comprising a neckline and a lower part respectively hugging the neckline for the neck and the thorax and the abdomen for the lower part of the breastplate, the breastplate comprising one or more heating elements arranged and positioned within the breastplate to heat the thorax, abdomen and neck of the injured patient after appropriate application of the heating breastplate to the body of the injured patient, wherein
A heating breastplate intended to be placed on a body of an injured patient comprising a neckline and a lower part matching the body of the injured patient respectively at the level of the neck and trunk of the injured patient and a heating element for warming the body of the injured patient, wherein the heating element is positioned in the neckline and at the level of the lower part.
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