Comen P3 and P6 Neonatal Temperature Control Systems

Comen P3 and P6 Neonatal Temperature Control Systems

The Comen P6/P3 is an advanced temperature control system designed for managing HIE treatment in neonates and pediatric patients up to 8 kg.
Therapeutic hypothermia in newborns can lead to unexpected complications affecting their cardiopulmonary system, which can be overwhelming
and stressful for caregivers. To alleviate this burden, the system provides continuous monitoring of vital signs to ensure nothing is overlooked.

The P3/P6 features an intelligent closed-loop temperature control system that automatically adjusts the water temperature based on the patient’s
core temperature. By monitoring both the patient’s skin and core temperatures, as well as the water temperature, the system ensures safety
throughout the treatment, rewarming, and maintenance phases, while also preventing complications associated with prolonged hypothermia.

In Hypothermia Mode, the system offers an intelligent automatic transition from cooling-maintenance treatment to rewarming when Auto Mode
is selected. Normothermia Mode is also available for use during surgery to help maintain stable temperatures, tailored to meet the specific
needs of each surgical situation.

Key Features:

• Semiconductor Cooling Technology: Rapid cooling using cooling blankets to achieve a core body temperature of 33°C to 34°C within 2 hours.
• Temperature Maintenance: Keeps the newborn’s core body temperature at 33.5°C to 34°C for 72 hours.
• Rewarming: Gradually increases the newborn’s core body temperature to 37°C at a rate of 0.5°C every 2 hours, with normothermia maintenance.
• Safety through Real-Time Monitoring: Reduces the risk of complications by providing continuous monitoring.
• Intelligent Gradient Warming System: Adapts to most clinical settings, offering confidence to the end-user.
• Comen C31 Monitoring Module: Monitors SPO2, NIBP, ECG, and respiration. (P6 Upgrade)

Hypothermia for HIE

Neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a brain injury disease with a high mortality rate. Therapeutic Hypothermia is regarded as a core
treatment for HIE as it helps by maintaining a lower core temperature in newborns for up to 72 hours, effectively lowering mortality by slowing down
apoptotic processes and reducing oxygen dependence in the brain. Traditional hypothermia treatment relies heavily on the use of manual cooling and
rewarming methods such as ice packs, in which temperature control is not only inaccurate but also leaves much room for human error.
The current trend in the treatment of HIE has shifted heavily towards Precise Temperature Control by means of cooling devices that provide caregivers
with Streamlined Procedures throughout the entire treatment process, hence, the P6.

Combining Intelligent Temperature Control and Comprehensive Monitoring for Smart HIE Treatment Management.

Although Therapeutic Hypothermia may be a core treatment for HIE, maintaining a low temperature for long periods of time can manifest in a lot of
complications due to the effects of hypothermia on organs, such as acquired infections, seizures or arrhythmias, etc. Timely detection of these
complications can be a matter of life or death, hence, the perfect monitoring solution is necessary.