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774532427

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Olympic Medical
Model: Bili-Lite 37

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Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%

725 725

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293478648

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Photo Therapeutics Inc
Model: Aesthera PPX

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Location: United States, Michigan
Rating: 100%

25500 25,500

2006

354719435

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Photo Therapeutics Inc
Model: Aesthera PPX

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Location: United States, Michigan
Rating: 100%

21750 21,750

2006

354719635

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Photo Therapeutics Inc
Model: Aesthera PPX

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Location: United States, Michigan
Rating: 100%

Negotiable

2006

262969606

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Photo Therapeutics Inc
Model: Aesthera PPX

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Location: United States, Michigan
Rating: 100%

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2005

554494045

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Photo Therapeutics Inc
Model: Aesthera PPX

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Location: United States, Michigan
Rating: 100%

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2005

634900143

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Photo Therapeutics Inc
Model: Aesthera PPX

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Location: United States, Michigan
Rating: 100%

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2006

5104658009

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Photo Therapeutics Inc
Model: Aesthera PPX

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Location: United States, Michigan
Rating: 100%

21750 21,750

2006

474293687

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Photo Therapeutics Inc
Model: Aesthera PPX

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Location: United States, Michigan
Rating: 100%

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2007

472212976

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Olympic Medical
Model: BILI-LITE 33

Location: United States, Minnesota

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895559059

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Olympic Medical
Model: BILI-LITE 33

Location: United States, Minnesota

Negotiable

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635278433

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Hill-Rom
Model: P7916

Location: United States, Texas

250 250

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238829363

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Draeger
Model: Photo-Therapie 800

Location: Poland, Wielkopolskie

Negotiable

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474018677

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Medestime
Model: BiliCrystal Duo.2

Location: Belgium, Brussels

6463.5076714419 6,464

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395523249

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Device: Phototherapy Unit
Manufacturer: Hill-Rom
Model: 7850 IICS-90 Attachment

Location: United States, Minnesota

Negotiable

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The model & manufacturer of the marked items have changed due to an acquisition between companies, and are also known as:

Current Manufacturer / Model Name	Alternative Manufacturer / Model Name
Draeger / Photo-Therapie 800	Heraeus / Photo-Therapie 800

Phototherapy Unit may also be referred to as :

Phototherapy Unit, Visible Light, Hyperbilirubinemia | Phototherapy Unit, Neonatal | Phototerapy Light | Phototherapy Blanket, Fiberoptic | Phototerapy Lamp | Light, Bilirubin | Lamp, Bilirubin | Hyperbilirubinonemia Photo Therapy Unit | Hyperbilirubinonemia Lights | Fiberoptic Phototherapy Blanket | Bilirubin Lamp | Phototherapy Unit, Hyperbilirubinemia

Tips for buying Phototherapy Unit

1. Buyers of phototherapy units need to decide which technology they wish to use. Two options are available for them: overhead lamps or fiber optic systems.
2. Facilities should keep in mind that the irradiance levels provided by phototherapy unit manufacturers depend on the type and combination of light sources, the radiometer used, and the method of measurement. Without knowing these variables, the irradiance levels listed in the chart specifications cannot be compared. Radiometer readings depend on the unique characteristics of the specific models of phototherapy unit lamps and radiometer.
3. The phototherapy unit should have multidirectional angle-adjustment capabilities of at least 30°;
4. To change the light intensity, the phototherapy unit should be able to either adjust the light or the phototherapy unit's proximity to the neonate.
5. Phototherapy pads should provide average spectral irradiance levels in the suggested therapeutic range of 4-40 µW/cm²/nm in the bandwidth of 420-480 nm. Ultraviolet levels radiated by phototherapy systems should not exceed a maximum irradiance of 1,000 µW/cm² for UVA radiation or a maximum effective radiance of 0.1 µW/cm² for UVB radiation.
6. The irradiance should produce minimal increases in an infant's body temperature, the hyperbilirubinonemia phototherapy unit should include shielding for the infant in the event that the light bulb breaks or bursts.
7. To avoid the risk of burning an operator, the phototherapy unit’s light source housing should not become excessively hot. Thermal protection should prevent damage to components in the event of excessive heating and should remain thermally safe if the cooling vents become blocked.
8. For years, facilities have been using conventional overhead lamps for phototherapy treatment. These devices are most useful when intensive phototherapy is needed, because they irradiate a large skin surface area and can be positioned close to the infant, providing high average spectral power levels.
9. When patient access and space are critical, fiberoptic phototherapy blanket systems are most useful, even though they cannot provide power levels high enough for intensive therapy. They are also useful when double phototherapy is needed. The use of a fiber optic pad together with an overhead lamp is more practical than using two overhead lamps because a fiberoptic phototherapy blanket under an infant allows better access to the infant than a second bilirubin lamp does.
10. Both methods are comparable in the intermediate care nursery, because space and access to the infant are not critical there, and intense irradiance levels are not usually needed.
11. Fiber optic systems diminish the need for eye patching and thermoregulation of the infant and provide the psychological advantage of not interfering with parent-infant contact.
12. Fiberoptic systems are easy to set up, move, and use. They eliminate the exposure of caregivers to blue light, which can cause discomfort. Parents may accept the use of fiberoptic phototherapy blankets more easily than they would overhead bilirubin lamps.
13. Some lamp manufacturers offer a radiometer intended for use with their bilirubin lamp model.