Bilirubin is a breakdown product of hemoglobin, which becomes soluble in water interacting with glucuronic acid in liver and comes out in bile. Some babys have a neonatal hyperbilirubinaemia, where the newborn’s liver is not able to properly process the bilirubin causing jaundice. In this case neuborns need a therapy, which reduces bilirubin. Phototherapy is the safest method as billirubin passes into water – soluble state through photochemical reaction and comes out in bile and urine.
U-1133 is used for infant hyperbilirubinemial treatment Compatible with any incubator Blue light lamps (adjustable angle and height) Wavelength – Blue light 420 – 470 mn Stand with 4 pcs casters with brakes Adjustable height and angle of the lamp module
Features: U-1131 is used for infanthyperbilirubinemial treatment Compatible with any incubator Blue light lamps (adjustable angle and height) Lamps quantity 5 lamps × 20 W (blue light) WL Blue light 420 – 470mn Radiant power 500 mkW/cm² Angle of the lamp rotation Any angle or fixed angle Electronic timer Up to 10000 hours Electronic power supply […]
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