3M Bair Hugger Multi-Position Upper Body Warming Blanket [Pack of 10]

Ensure comprehensive thermal management for surgeries and critical-care patients with the 3M Bair Hugger™ Multi-Position Upper Body Warming Blanket. Designed for versatile draping, this forced-air warming blanket conforms to multiple patient positions—covering torso, arms, and shoulders—to maintain normothermia and reduce perioperative hypothermia risks.

Key Features & Benefits

• Multi-Position Design

  • Versatile Coverage: Engineered panels allow you to drape across anterior chest, shoulders, upper arms, or back—ideal for supine, lateral or beach-chair positions.

  • Customizable Fit: Cut-away sections and hook-and-loop tabs accommodate surgical fields, IV lines, and monitoring leads without compromising warm-air distribution.

• Optimized Forced-Air Channels

  • Even Heat Distribution: Internal baffling directs warmed air uniformly across the blanket surface for consistent patient warming.

  • Rapid Rewarming: Achieves target temperature quickly when paired with any 3M Bair Hugger™ hot air blower.

• Patient-Comfort Materials

  • Soft, Non-Woven Fabric: Lightweight, breathable material reduces moisture buildup and patient discomfort during extended procedures.

  • Low Profile: Thin, conformable design minimizes bulk under surgical drapes and supports unobstructed access to operative sites.

• Disposable & Single-Use

  • Infection Control: Eliminates laundering and cross-contamination concerns—each blanket is individually wrapped for sterile OR integration.

  • Quick Setup: Standardized, color-coded connectors and intuitive layout streamline attachment and draping, reducing OR turnover time.

Clinical Applications

• Operating Rooms: Maintain core temperature during general, orthopedic, vascular, and cardiovascular procedures.

• Interventional & Imaging Suites: Provide safe warming during radiologic and catheter-based interventions where patient positioning varies.

• Critical Care & Recovery: Support normothermia in post-anesthesia care units (PACU) and intensive care settings during transfers and procedures.

• Emergency & Trauma: Rapidly deployable in emergency departments and trauma bays to stabilize hypothermic patients.