A wearable thermometer (iThermonitor) with FDA 510(k) clearance, developed by a TMCx team—Raiing Medical—has enabled core temperature monitoring for surgery patients in a new non-invasive way in operating rooms. The findings appear in a new study published in the Anesthesia & Analgesia....
Our long awaited Core Temperature Accuracy Study was published in the Journal of Anesthesia & Analgesia. The abstract is copied here and you can also click the attached link to visit the official publication site. ...
Axillary temperature, as recorded by the iThermonitor WT701, well represents core temperature in NICU patients...
The Texas Medical Center Innovation Institute chooses semi-annual cohorts of both digital health and medical device companies. Its an accelerator program that strives to connect startups with key stakeholders in clinical, entrepreneurial, regulatory, and investment fields. Raiing Medical was selected to join the Texas Medical...
In China, the Thermia-empowered iThermonitor has gained popularity among digitally-savvy parents who have purchased the wearable device to monitor their child's temperature. When iThermonitor detects a fever, parents can access Thermia via web or mobile and answer online questions about the child's current symptoms and...
We conducted this study in conjunction with the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and Mass General Hospital sponsored the study. It was initiated in March of 2015 and the Final Report was published in June of 2017. The following are excerpts from the final report: Fever is...