3M Bair Hugger™ Forced-Air Warming (FAW) Dual-Port Torso Warming Blanket [Pack of 14]

Ensure superior perioperative warming for torso and shoulder procedures with the 3M Bair Hugger™ Dual-Port Torso Warming Blanket. Designed with two inlet ports, this versatile blanket delivers targeted forced-air therapy that wraps around the patient’s upper body to maintain normothermia, reduce surgical hypothermia risks, and enhance patient comfort.

Key Features & Benefits

Dual-Port Design

• Customizable Airflow: Two inlet ports allow clinicians to adjust warm-air distribution—concentrating heat where it’s needed most or splitting flow for broader coverage.

• Enhanced Warming Efficiency: Dual connection reduces resistance, delivering up to 20% faster warm-up compared to single-port blankets.

Contoured Torso Coverage

• Ergonomic Fit: Anatomically shaped panels conform to the chest, back, and shoulders—maximizing surface contact and minimizing cold spots.

• Low-Profile Edges: Tapers smoothly under surgical drapes and positioning devices without compromising sterile access.

Advanced Forced-Air Channels

• Uniform Heat Dispersion: Internal baffles guide warm air evenly across the blanket surface, ensuring consistent temperature control.

• Rapid Thermal Response: Achieves target temperature swiftly when paired with any 3M Bair Hugger™ blower, supporting hemodynamic stability.

Patient-Centered Materials

• Soft, Breathable Fabric: Lightweight, non-woven construction allows moisture vapor transmission to keep skin dry and comfortable.

• Fluid-Resistant Barrier: Protects against accidental fluid exposure while maintaining a sterile environment.

Disposable, Single-Use Convenience

• Infection Control: Sterile, latex-free materials reduce cross-contamination risk—each blanket is individually wrapped for easy OR integration.

• Quick Setup & Turnover: Color-coded hose ports and intuitive layout streamline attachment and draping, reducing staff workload.

Clinical Applications

• General Surgery & Orthopedics: Maintain core temperature during torso-involved cases such as laparotomies, spinal fusions, and shoulder arthroscopies.

• Cardiothoracic Procedures: Provide supplemental warming for anterior chest exposures and valve surgeries.

• Interventional & Imaging Suites: Safe warming during radiology-guided interventions and catheter-based procedures where upper-body access is required.

• Emergency & Trauma Care: Rapid deployment in trauma bays for hypothermia prevention during resuscitation and stabilization.