Accuracy and equivalency in three hospital studies

• Cleveland Clinic
• University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center
• Cincinnati Children’s Hospital

Earlier fever detection

In a clinical study conducted by University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center, TempTraq was shown to detect temperature rise earlier than the Standard of Care by a median of 140.1 minutes (range of 30-180 minutes) with bone marrow transplant patients.²

1. “Accuracy and Precision Test of TempTraq® Compared to Pulmonary Artery Catheter for Monitoring Temperature in Adults in Intensive Care Unit” / Sandra L. Siedlecki, PhD, RN, CNS / Cleveland Clinic /  2. “Feasibility of Continuous Monitoring of Body Temperature for Patients Undergoing Stem Cell Transplant or High-Dose Chemotherapy” / Ehsan Malek, MD and Nina Dambrosio, MSN, CNP / University Hospital – Seidman Cancer Center / February 2017 / 3. “Continuous Temperature Monitoring in the Inpatient Setting Using TempTraq” / Megan Sampson, MD; Victoria Hickey, RN; John Huber, MSc; Priscila Davila, MD1; Jon Eager, BSEE; Stella Davies, MBBS, PhD; Christopher Dandoy, MD, MS / Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Blue Spark Technologies /