A Patient Warming System is a medical device used to maintain a patient's normal body temperature during and after surgical procedures. It helps prevent hypothermia, which can occur due to anesthesia, cold operating rooms, or prolonged surgery. The system delivers controlled warm air or uses warming blankets to provide consistent heat. It is designed to improve patient comfort and reduce the risk of complications associated with low body temperature. The device includes adjustable temperature settings and safety features to prevent overheating. Patient warming systems are commonly used in operating rooms, intensive care units, recovery rooms, and emergency departments. They are easy to operate and provide uniform warming throughout the procedure. Regular maintenance and proper usage ensure safe and effective performance. Patient warming systems play an important role in improving patient outcomes and supporting faster recovery.