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159 related items for PubMed ID: 18241292

  • 21. Irradiance levels of phototherapy devices: a national study in Dutch neonatal intensive care units.
    Hulzebos CV, Van't Klooster SJ, Lorenz K, Vreman HJ, Dijk PH.
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  • 24. Variation in the Phototherapy Practices and Irradiance of Devices in a Major Metropolitan Area.
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  • 25. Mist and water condensation inside incubators reduce the efficacy of phototherapy.
    de Carvalho M, Torrao CT, Moreira ME.
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  • 28. Factors influencing irradiance of locally fabricated phototherapy devices in Jos, north-central Nigeria.
    Diala UM, Ofakunrin AO, Toma BO, Shwe DD, Yilgwan CS, Bode-Thomas F.
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  • 33. [Results and duration of treatment by light therapy of jaundice in new born and premature infants. Effects of light on unbound bilirubin].
    Schneegans E, Richard A, Koehl C, Burgun P, Cajuste G, Sam-Amavih H, Peter JD.
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  • 40. Irradiance readings of phototherapy equipment: Nigeria.
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