ZOLL and Global Healthcare SG Sign Exclusive Agreement for Distribution of Portable Targeted Temperature Management System in Asia Pacific


CHELMSFORD, Mass .-- (BUSINESS WIRE) - ZOLL® Medical Corporation, an Asahi Kasei company that manufactures medical devices and related software solutions, and Global Healthcare SG, developer of portable body cooling solutions, today announced their exclusive distribution agreement. As part of the agreement, ZOLL has the exclusive rights to distribute the CarbonCool® full body suit and comfort suit in countries in the Asia-Pacific region. *

Studies in countries in the Asia-Pacific region, where extreme temperatures can reach 50 ° C, have found positive associations between heat and morbidity and mortality in humans.1,2 “Heat stroke (EHS) has been shown to be the cause is the cause of a significant number of sudden deaths from high-intensity exercises in public and military environments, "said Christopher Barnabas, Vice President of ZOLL Asia Pacific Operations.3,4" We are excited about the potential of the innovative CarbonCool technology for the prevention and treatment of EHS as well as the distribution agreement with Global Healthcare SG, which will further enhance our mission to improve survival outcomes in the region. “5.6

The CarbonCool full body suit can be used quickly and easily to treat heat stroke. It can be adjusted to fit most body shapes and sizes. In addition, the comfort suit offers a preventive solution for environments with a higher risk of heat damage and can be used as a personal cooling system by fire fighters, bomb disposal teams and HAZMAT personnel.

"Global Healthcare SG has broken new ground with our HypoCarbon®-based portable therapeutic cooling technology that is more effective, convenient and practical at lowering body temperature compared to preparing for immersion in ice water," said KL Cheng, Managing Director of Global Healthcare SG. "Our exclusive agreement with ZOLL enables us to leverage an extensive distribution network across the Asia-Pacific region where CarbonCool's innovative performance is aimed at improving care in emergency situations related to heat stress."

To learn more about the CarbonCool full body suit and comfort suit, please contact your local ZOLL representative.

About the Global Carbon SG CarbonCool full body suit

The CarbonCool full body suit consists of an outer garment made of neoprene and thermoplastic polyurethane, which is fastened with Velcro. It contains pockets for MPad ™ cold cushions filled with HypoCarbon, a proprietary and patented graphite solution that can transfer heat 15 times faster than ice. In studies conducted at Singapore General Hospital, it took 73 minutes to bring the patient's body temperature down to the target temperature of 34 ° C (93.2 ° F), compared to 142 minutes using ice packs and intravenous cold saline. 7th

ZOLL and the military

For more than 25 years, ZOLL has been a trusted partner in providing acute care care technology to the military. ZOLL products are used extensively throughout the military healthcare system to support warfighter and casualty handling within the En Route Care system. ZOLL's leading resuscitation and intensive care technologies are used in all operational medical care functions on the battlefield, evacuation and aircraft transport, in field hospitals and in the garrison for final care. You can find more information at www.zoll.com/medical-markets/military/.

About ZOLL Medical Corporation

ZOLL Medical Corporation, an Asahi Kasei company, develops and markets medical devices and software solutions that help advance emergency care and save lives while increasing clinical and operational efficiencies. With products for defibrillation and cardiac monitoring, circulatory improvement and CPR feedback, oversaturated oxygen therapy, data management, ventilation and therapeutic temperature management, ZOLL offers a comprehensive range of technologies to help clinicians, rescue workers and fire fighters, as well as lay rescuers. Improving patient outcomes in critical cardiopulmonary diseases. Further information is available at www.zoll.com.

About Asahi Kasei

Asahi Kasei Group contributes to the lives and lives of people around the world. Since its inception in the ammonia and cellulosic fiber business in 1922, Asahi Kasei has grown steadily by proactively transforming its business portfolio to meet the changing needs of all ages. With more than 40,000 employees around the world, the company contributes to a sustainable society by offering solutions to the challenges of the world through its three business areas: Materials, Housing and Healthcare. Healthcare includes devices and systems for acute critical care, dialysis, therapeutic apheresis, transfusion, and the manufacture of biotherapeutic, pharmaceuticals and diagnostic reagents. Further information is available at www.asahi-kasei.com.

* Excluding Singapore and Indonesia.

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7 LG Yap et al. J Emerg Crit Care Med. 2020 Apr; 4:13.

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