Dear Jan,
A few papers attached for your reference.
It is not recommended to use transcurtaneous bilirubinometer at high range of bilirubin levels (>250 uml/L).
Yours,
Chloe
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From: Clinical biochemistry discussion list [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Janice Still
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Subject: Transcutaneous Bilimeter
Has anyone experience of the Minolta Airshield transcutaneous bilimeter that they would be willing to share? Also is anyone aware of an intra-aural bilimeter? One of our Paeds Consultants swears he has seen one.
Thanks
Jan
Mrs. J. Still,
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