CarbonCool®

CarbonCool® Full Body Suit™

A portable passive cooling system for professional heat-stroke care and post-cardiac-arrest targeted temperature management.

CarbonCool® devices are for use by trained medical personnel only. CAUTION: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.

CarbonCool® Full Body Suit™ fitted to a medical training manikin on a treatment bed

01 / Components

Components

Explore the cooling units, holders, transport bag and portable freezer.

  • MPad™ cooling unit with individual sealed cells

    MPad™ cooling units

    Frozen ahead of use, then placed into the suit's holders for passive heat exchange against the skin, needing no power during treatment.

  • A black MPad™ holder being attached to the blue CarbonCool® garment

    Pad holders

    TPU holders position MPads across the chest, abdomen and thigh, keeping frozen units off bare skin. Sizes: paediatric, adult standard, adult extended and larger adult.

  • Open CarbonCool® insulated transport bag with blue garments packed inside

    CarbonCool® Bag

    The insulated bag keeps MPads at thermal readiness for up to 12 hours, sized for ambulances, vehicles and portable kits.

  • CarbonCool® portable freezer with an insulated bag mounted on a stainless steel base

    Portable freezer unit

    A mobile freezer prepares MPads on mains AC or vehicle DC power where a facility freezer is unavailable, compatible with every CarbonCool® MPad configuration.

02 / Performance and preparation

Cooling performance and preparation

Published protocol findings, preparation requirements and patient suitability.

In a Singapore General Hospital pre/post cohort, the Full Body Suit™ with MPads was added to ice packs and cold saline, followed by powered ICU cooling. Among patients with available cooling-time data, median time from return of spontaneous circulation to 34°C was 119 minutes in 22 patients receiving the combined protocol, compared with 482 minutes in 39 historical controls.

The study enrolled 124 patients. Survival and neurological outcomes did not differ significantly; historical controls, missing data and combined treatments limit interpretation.

Yap et al., 2020

Treatment requirements and patient suitability

Separate temperature monitoring
Use the system with an appropriate core temperature monitoring device throughout treatment.
Patient size considerations
The Full Body Suit™ is intended for adults. For patients under 35 kg, the system may only be used for normothermia treatment.

03 / Evidence

Research on the Full Body Suit™

The published cohort describes the Full Body Suit™ within a combined emergency-department protocol. Review the study methods, observed outcomes and disclosures.

Review the Full Body Suit™ cohort study

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