Cooling-normothermic-heating device with activated negative pressure system
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Mar 27, 2008
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Sep 27, 2006
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The present invention is directed to using a thermoregulatory sensor in conjunction with a cooling-normothermic-heating device that applies a desired thermal energy to a target heat exchange surface of a mammal that is under negative pressure. The thermoregulatory sensor, unlike the prior art, does not initiate and/or control the thermal energy applied to the mammal. Instead the thermoregulatory sensor initiates, controls and/or manages the negative pressure applied to the target heat exchange surface. By initiating, controlling and/or managing the negative pressure, (1) the vasodilation of the target heat exchange surface is also controlled and/or managed and/or (2) thermal communion between the exchange surfaces (skin and heat exchanger) is controlled, and/or managed.
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