Phototherapy is effectively used for treating neonatal hyperbilirubinemia: The BiliLux phototherapy light has its irradiance peaks in the most effective wavelength range to reduce the bilirubin ...

Harrison, from Nuneaton, was born at 37 weeks and developed jaundice shortly after being discharged from George Eliot Hospital. His parents, Bethan and Lewis, were offered home phototherapy ...

Newborn babies cared for by an NHS trust can receive treatment for jaundice in their own homes ... Trust will visit homes equipped with portable phototherapy devices. Jo Macleod, consultant ...

suffering from inflammation and a strikingly high bilirubin count that was only just being controlled with three phototherapy ...

prevent and effectively treat at-risk infants with phototherapy. These evidence-based and consensus-driven guidelines should be institutionalized for the safer management of newborn jaundice.

(Supplied by Dr Rajesh Maheshwari) The traditional approach had been to treat jaundice in newborns at hospitals using phototherapy and other methods, resulting in delayed discharge for babies.

The condition of existing treatment machines ... distress at birth. The phototherapy lamp, also known as a biliblue light, uses blue light to treat jaundice in newborns. The defibrillator delivers ...