Hyper-hypothermia machine used to raise or lower a patient's temperature to a target level through conductive heat transfer; infant-sized hyper-hypothermia blanket, single-patient use, able to provide both heating and cooling to maintain patient's target temperature; infant esophageal probe and cable for continuous monitoring of patient's core temperature; 2–3 gallons of distilled water for initial setup; drainage hose; open infant critical care bed with warming capability at the conclusion of the therapeutic hypothermia. Cooling device unit (eg, Blanketrol III with cooling blankets, Kool-Kit Neonate, Cincinnati Sub-Zero, Cincinnati, OH).