Phototherapy with turquoise versus blue light
F Ebbesen1, G Agati, R Pratesi
1Department of Pediatrics, University Hospital of Aalborg, Denmark. Institute of Applied Physics-CNR, Sezione INFM di Firenze, Florence, Italy. u19091@aas.nja.dk
Archives of Disease in Childhood. Fetal and Neonatal Edition
|August 26, 2003
Preterm jaundiced infants were treated by phototherapy with a new turquoise fluorescent lamp. This was more effective in reducing plasma total bilirubin in relation to light irradiance than the ubiquitously used blue fluorescent lamp.
Preterm jaundiced infants were treated by phototherapy with a new turquoise fluorescent lamp. This was more effective in reducing plasma total bilirubin in relation to light irradiance than the ubiquitously used blue fluorescent lamp.


