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KanMed Baby Warming Solutions |
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KanMed Baby Warming Overview | KanMed Warming Bed |
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KanMed Warming Bed |
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KanMed Baby Warming Bed enhances NIDCAP and Development Care philosophies
To be able to treat premature babies according to the latest methods one must focus on the babies individual needs and responses. The environment should be quiet with reduced light, and treatments co-ordinated to avoid unnecessary stress to the baby and reduce the number of interventions. The baby’s bed must be comfortable and allow easy access and good positioning facilities, the warming should be noiseless and free of magnetic and electrical fields. |
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A cosy intensive care bed for premature and new-born babies which provides an ergonomic workspace.
New-born, sick and premature babies need a tremendous amount of care. Nurses and parents have to spend many hours at the baby’s bedside and therefore there is a great need for a special bed.
An ergonomically good working space makes it easy for the caregiver to provide professional and gentle care for the baby.
KanMed Baby Warming Bed has the following advantages:
- Tilting +/-12 degrees
- Side-walls that can be folded down
- Large wheels makes it easy to manoeuvre around
- Designed to fit the KanMed Baby Warmer
- Very quiet in operation
- Easy to keep clean
- Soft appearance that gives an impression of well being
- Electrically variable height
- Suitable for “rooming in”
- Twin version available
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Getting out of an incubator
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Alexander and his twin brother Philip were born at 1400 and 1200 grams at the Akademiska Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden. After some weeks in the incubator they were both restless and unsettled. The staff decided to take them out of the incubator and try the KanMed water mattress set at 37°C. The standard nest was big enough for both of them and they quickly settled together. Kangaroo Care and breastfeeding suddenly became easy. |
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900g stable baby in the KanMed Baby Bed
Maria was born in the 31st week in La Fe Hospital in Valencia. After a stabilisation period of 2 weeks in the incubator, she was moved to the KanMed Baby Warming Bed equipped with a KanMed Baby Warmer. Her mother could now participate in Maria’s care. Maria gained weight rapidly and was discharged home at 2200 grams, after having spent nearly 6 weeks on the warm water mattress.lable |
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