A Technological Marvel: Achieving a Constant Temperature of 18 ºC
After an awe-inspiring journey spanning nearly a decade, and the exploration of almost a thousand varieties of raw materials, Qingdao Dmd Medical Technology Co., Ltd. stands at the pinnacle of innovation with its groundbreaking constant temperature black technology. This monumental achievement has led to the creation of pioneering products such as constant temperature ice bags, insulin storage cups, constant temperature hot compress bags, and constant temperature eye bags. These innovations are capable of maintaining precise temperatures ranging from a chilly -20 °C to a frosty -50 °C. The applications of these cutting-edge technologies are revolutionizing industry standards.
When children battle colds and fevers without their body temperature exceeding 38.5 ºC, medical professionals typically advocate for physical cooling methods. Conventional techniques like the application of cold towels or the gentle wiping of the back and armpits with warm water are advised. However, many parents struggle with mastering these scientific cooling techniques effectively.
The delicate skin of a baby may suffer frostbite at temperatures below 10 ºC. At a range of 10-15 ºC, their skin may experience discomfort and stinging sensations. The sweet spot for optimal physical cooling is 18 ºC, a fact well recognized in hospital intensive care units where the temperature for brain protection devices is carefully set at this precise degree.
In a visionary move in 1987, Busto introduced the concept of mild hypothermia brain protection, defining it as a body surface temperature maintained between 30 ºC -35 ºC, while external cold compress devices operate at 18 ºC -20 ºC. This fascinating field of low-temperature therapy has once again captured the attention of medical experts worldwide. Currently, in clinical settings, brain cooling devices are invaluable for reducing intracranial pressure, mitigating brain edema, safeguarding damaged neurons, and alleviating the complications and lingering effects of ischemic hypoxic encephalopathy.
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