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A controlled trial of high-intensity double-surface phototherapy on a fluid bed versus conventional phototherapy in neonatal jaundice. Double versus single phototherapy in term newborns with significant hyperbilirubinemia. Sarici SU, Alpay F, Unay B, Ozcan O, Gokcay E. Comparison of the effectiveness between the adapted-double phototherapy versus conventional-single phototherapy. Effectiveness of double-surface phototherapy versus single-surface phototherapy for neonatal hyperbilirubinemia. Pediatrics 2004 114: 297–316.īoonyarittipong P, Kriangburapa W, Booranavanich K.
Management of hyperbilirubinemia in the newborn infant 35 or more weeks of gestation. Why use homeopathic doses of phototherapy? Pediatrics 1996 98: 283–287.Īmerican Academy of Pediatrics Subcommittee on Hyperbilirubinemia. The biological effects of bilirubin photoisomers. Jasprova J, Dal Ben M, Vianello E, Goncharova I, Urbanova M, Vyroubalova K et al. Conclusion:Įven with intensive phototherapy increasing spectral power by increasing the irradiated body surface area, the efficacy of phototherapy is improved. The results were still significant after adjustment for confounding. The percentage decreases of total serum bilirubin after 12 h of double vs single phototherapy were (mean (95% confidence interval (CI))) 39% (37 to 42) vs 30% (27 to 32), respectively ( P<0.001). The mean irradiance was 64.8 μW cm −2 nm −1 from above and 39 μW cm −2 nm −1 from below. Study Design:Įighty-three infants with gestational age ⩾33 weeks and uncomplicated hyperbilirubinemia were randomized to either double ( n=41) or single phototherapy ( n=42) for 24 h. We investigate whether double phototherapy reduces total serum bilirubin concentration faster than single light during intensive phototherapy with high levels of irradiance using light-emitting diodes.
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