Document Outline

• 600248-001 Rev 3 System Physicain Manual USA Cover
• 600248-001 Rev 3 System Physicians Manual USA
  • Introduction
    • Scope
    • Cool Line Catheter - Indications for Use
      • Warning – Fever Reduction
    • Icy , Quattro & Solex Catheters - Indications for Use
  • Thermoregulation
    • Normal Control of Body Temperature0F
      • Table 1. Human Heat Loss by Source.
      • Central Set-Point
      • Peripheral Responses
      • Summation of Peripheral and Central Sensory Signals
      • Increased Body Temperature
    • Thermal Regulation and Disease States
      • Pyrogens
      • Cerebral Injury
  • This Product in its Environment
    • Introduction
    • Treatment Algorithms
      • Max Power (MAX)
      • Controlled Rate
      • FEVER (FVR)
      • Warming (Warm)
    • The Patient Environment
  • Cool Line Catheter
    • Fever Management – The Standard of Care
    • Standard Methods of Fever Reduction
    • Fever Reduction Clinical Study
      • Clinical Study Summary
        • Objective:
        • Materials and Methods:
        • Results:
          • Table 2. Mortality by Diagnosis (ITT)
    • Clinical Study Results in Detail
      • Significant Reduction in Fever Burden
        • Table 3. Fever Burden – ITT Data Set
        • Table 4. Use of Topical Cooling Devices
        • Table 5. Antipyretic Use during Treatment Period
      • Complications
        • Table 6. Complications
        • Table 7. Complication Rates Compared to SCVIR Data Specific Major Complications for Image-guided Central Venous Access
        • Table 8. Cool Line Catheter Insertion Success
    • Specific Use Effects
      • Obvious Fever
      • Masked Fever vs. Steady State
        • In Summary
  • Icy, Quattro & Solex Catheters
    • Cardiac Surgery
      • Afterdrop
      • Fast-Track Recovery After Cardiac Surgery
      • Rewarming Post-Cardiac Surgery
    • Neurosurgery
      • Operative Hypothermia
      • Rewarming
    • Catheter Selection
      • Table 9. Catheter Characteristics
      • Table 10.
    • Specific Use Effects
      • Cardiac Function
        • Bradycardia
        • Arrhythmia
      • Lung Function
      • Sepsis
      • Infection
  • General Risks of Central Line Usage
    • Caveats to CVC Placement (CVC-WG)
    • Infection
      • Table 11. Summary of Recommended Frequency of Replacements for Catheters,Dressings, Administration Sets, and Fluids
  • Specific Operational Issues
    • Stop the Pump
    • Air Bubble Detector
    • Fluid Loss Detector
      • To check the integrity of the catheter:
      • To check the integrity of the tubing set:
    • Cool Line Catheter – Two Functions
      • Seven Day Dwell Time – Cool Line Catheter Only
    • “Dead Head” Pressure
    • Water and Propylene Glycol
    • Dual Temperature Probes
    • Single Use/Service Life
    • Check the Pinwheel
  • References