论文信息 - Phototherapy with turquoise versus blue light

Phototherapy with turquoise versus blue light

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.

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