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Incubator for patients

A chamber with controlled temperature, humidity and oxygen supply for newborns, patients with hypothermia and patients in a serious condition.

How the device is built

What an incubator consists of

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  1. 4Ventilation and filter

    Filtered air circulation; keeps the temperature even throughout the chamber.

  2. 5Transparent door

    Constant observation of the patient: puppies and kittens after a caesarean section, animals chilled after a procedure, senior pets.

  3. 6Bedding

    A soft, washable surface; for a longer stay it is changed between patients.

Patient incubator: illustrative diagram
  1. 1Control panel

    Set temperature, humidity and oxygen concentration; the device maintains them automatically and sounds an alarm if they deviate.

  2. 2Oxygen flowmeter

    Delivery of oxygen into the chamber for patients in respiratory failure.

  3. 3Access ports

    They make it possible to examine the patient or give a medicine without opening the door and losing heat.

  4. 7Cabinet and wheeled base

    Space for accessories; the whole unit can be moved to the hospital ward or the treatment room.

Illustrative diagram of an incubator. The appearance of the device may differ from ours.

What it is and how it works

The incubator maintains constant, set environmental conditions: temperature, humidity and oxygen concentration. We use it for puppies and kittens after a caesarean section, for patients chilled after long procedures, for small animals in respiratory failure, and for geriatric patients with impaired thermoregulation.

What it offers

For the animal and the owner

Newborns and very small animals lose heat extremely quickly; the incubator gives them a chance to get through the first, most difficult hours.

In the diagnostic process

Controlled oxygen therapy without the stress of a mask or oxygen collar: the patient stays calm and the staff can see it at all times.

Examinations and procedures where we use this

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