Double Surface Phototherapy Unit with 24 LED
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The Double Surface Phototherapy Unit with 24 LED offers superior treatment for neonatal jaundice by delivering therapeutic light from both above and below. With high-efficiency LEDs, uniform light coverage, and low heat output, it ensures faster bilirubin reduction and safer care for newborns—ideal for use in NICUs and maternity wards requiring reliable, non-invasive jaundice therapy.
Description
The Double Surface Phototherapy Unit with 24 LED is a highly efficient neonatal care device used for the treatment of neonatal jaundice. This advanced system delivers phototherapy from both above and below the infant, ensuring full-body light exposure for faster and more effective bilirubin breakdown. It is designed specifically for use in neonatal intensive care units (NICUs), maternity wards, and pediatric hospitals.
This unit is equipped with 24 high-intensity blue LEDs, chosen for their optimal wavelength to target bilirubin molecules in a newborn’s bloodstream. The dual-surface design enhances treatment efficacy by increasing skin surface exposure, reducing treatment time, and minimizing hospital stays. LEDs are widely preferred over traditional fluorescent tubes due to their longer lifespan, consistent performance, low heat emission, and energy efficiency.
Key Features and Benefits:
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Double-Sided Therapy: Simultaneous illumination from above and below maximizes bilirubin degradation.
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24 High-Power LEDs: Delivers a precise and therapeutic wavelength range (typically around 450–470 nm) with minimal UV or infrared output.
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Uniform Light Distribution: Ensures even coverage across the infant’s body, preventing undertreated zones.
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Energy-Efficient and Long-Lasting: LEDs consume less power and last significantly longer than conventional light sources.
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Adjustable Intensity and Positioning: Allows clinicians to customize treatment based on infant size, weight, and bilirubin levels.
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User-Friendly Design: Simple controls and clear indicators ensure ease of operation and patient safety.
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Low Heat Output: Maintains a comfortable environment for the infant, reducing the risk of overheating or dehydration.
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Mobile and Compact: Mounted on a wheeled base for easy maneuverability within hospital wards.
Common Use Cases:
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Treatment of neonatal jaundice (hyperbilirubinemia) in preterm and full-term infants.
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Used in NICUs, postnatal wards, and delivery units for immediate intervention.
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Suitable for long-duration phototherapy where continuous exposure is necessary.
Comparison to Similar Devices:
Unlike single-surface phototherapy units, this double-surface setup significantly accelerates bilirubin reduction by exposing more of the infant’s skin to therapeutic light. It outperforms older halogen or fluorescent-based models in terms of energy use, safety, and maintenance.
Certifications and Quality Compliance:
Many double surface phototherapy units are manufactured in accordance with IEC 60601-1 medical safety standards and follow neonatal care guidelines for phototherapy. They often carry CE markings and undergo rigorous quality checks for hospital use.
This phototherapy system is an essential tool in any neonatal care setup, offering a fast, safe, and reliable method to treat jaundice and ensure the healthy development of newborns.
