Departments
Neonatology (including NICUs), Obstetrics (rooming-in wards), and Pediatrics.
Treatment Equipment
Phototherapy Units, Hyperbilirubinemia
A neonatal phototherapy device that emits blue light at a specified wavelength to convert unconjugated bilirubin into water-soluble isomers, supporting elimination in urine and stool and reduction of serum bilirubin.
Core Function Highlights
- Blue-Light PhototherapyLight with a peak wavelength of 425–475 nm, typically blue, is directed at the infant's exposed skin. This wavelength converts lipid-soluble bilirubin into water-soluble photoproducts that can be eliminated without hepatic conjugation.
- Multiple Phototherapy ModesThe device may provide single-sided, double-sided, and phototherapy-blanket modes for different bilirubin levels and infant conditions.
