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Table 9. Catheter Characteristics
Catheter
Effective Length
Infusion Lumen
Nominal Power
(cooling / heating)
Icy
38 cm
Proximal, Middle and
Guidewire (Distal) lumen
140 / 35 W
Quattro
45 cm
Proximal, Middle and
Guidewire (Distal) lumen
180 / 50 W
Solex
25 cm
Proximal, Middle and
Guidewire (Distal) lumen
140 / 35 W
Anesthetized patients are unable to turn on normal heat generation (e.g. through
shivering or adrenergic drive) and have impaired peripheral vascular responses i.e.
they are rendered essentially poikilothermic by the anesthetic. Under these
conditions, these catheters will provide approximately the following rates of cooling
and heating in a 75 kg person:
Table 10.
Catheter
Cooling
Heating
Icy
2 ºC / hr
0.5 ºC / hr
Quattro
2.5 ºC / hr
0.8 ºC / hr
Solex
2 ºC / hr
0.5 ºC / hr
The Icy and Quattro catheters are femoral lines.
The Icy has a lower surface area and is therefore theoretically less likely to cause
thrombo-embolic events. It is also significantly shorter in its applicable length.