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Description :-
The BISTOS BT-450 Phototherapy Unit is designed to treat hyperbilirubinemia by exposing the baby's skin to blue-green light, which helps to break down the excess bilirubin in the blood. The unit typically consists of a light source, a mattress or pad for the baby to lie on, and a control panel that allows healthcare providers to adjust the intensity and duration of the light treatment.
Bistos BT-450 Neonatal Phototherapy LED is a Korean product and used widely worldwide. Its easy to operate feature makes it stand out compared to its competitors.
Features :-
Brand - Bistos
Model No. - BT 450
Model Name - Phototherapy
Model Type - Blanket Type
Radiation Type - Blue light
Wavelength - 400nm, 550nm
Origin - South Korea
Features :-
The BISTOS BT-450 Phototherapy Unit is a medical device used in the treatment of hyperbilirubinemia, a condition in which a newborn's bilirubin levels become too high. Bilirubin is a waste product that is produced when red blood cells are broken down, and it is normally processed by the liver and excreted in the stool. However, in some cases, a newborn's liver may not be fully developed, or there may be other factors that prevent the liver from processing bilirubin effectively, leading to the buildup of bilirubin in the blood.