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Stihler Electronic GMBH
stihler electronic was set up in 1986 to manufacture and sell high-quality products for medical applications. our aim is to provide users in all hospital departments with equipment to help protect patients from the negative symptoms which accompany surgery and treatment regimes. patient warming (prevention of hypothermia) and prophylaxis of decubitus in the surgical department and throughout the hospital are top priorities here. awareness of the problem of hypothermia has grown steadily all over the world from our inception in 1985 to the present day. we now know, as recent studies confirm, that even mild cases of perioperative cooling of the patient, for example, represent a risk to the patient which has to be taken seriously. consistent warming of the patient in theatre, in the recovery room, on the intensive care ward and elsewhere prevents this risk to the patient together with its concomitant nursing and financial outlay. stihler electronic manufactures a full range of
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Stihler Electronic GMBH's headquarters is located at Germany
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Stihler Electronic GMBH's official website is stihlerelectronic.de
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Stihler Electronic GMBH has 3 employees
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