How to use Bilitool to support Neonatal jaundice management-Dr Sridhar Kalyanasundaram

[@SridharKs]

Useful playlists for nicu nurses, trainee pediatricians and neonatal trainees NRP-kzbin.info/aero/PLKe2uxLSi6cErI1Y7ZRbLub-1Qq8AT4Bm Oxygen in Neonatology kzbin.info/aero/PLKe2uxLSi6cEDL9Zfc57-YJjlVkqJXmQp Neonatal ventilation-kzbin.info/aero/PLKe2uxLSi6cEk8ExzMpF-5ePzmkteTNjk Neonatal jaundice-kzbin.info/aero/PLKe2uxLSi6cFT5aOxCrU9ENBRXlkUwWzq Breastfeeding-kzbin.info/aero/PLKe2uxLSi6cFdnNrlnJQ8T5P-qaP8erc5 And many short videos to clarify queries of new parents-could help if you cover postnatal ward kzbin.info/aero/PLKe2uxLSi6cEAuXao6M9lsXUmbyhbpL1t

[@jennybarrett2148]

Informative and your videos are a great resource!! Thank you for your time.

[@SridharKs]

Thank you for your kind words

[@ayesharomana6772]

Very useful one sir 🙏

[@SridharKs]

Thank you, Ayesha

[@DrRahulReddyC]

Could you please explain difference between conventional and intensive phototherapy

[@SridharKs]

Hi, it depends on what irradiance you are aiming for. If no resource limitation, any baby where you think needs phototherapy could receive intensive phototherapy as it would be more effective and shortens treatment time. You could use 2 of the conventional/led units with biliblanket or the bilibed which provides all surface phototherapy. Admission to Nicu would depend on how close to exchange line it is and any associated factors like need for IV fluids. Where resources are limited you could use single surface conventional phototherapy with irradiance of close to 10-15, so you can provide intensive therapy for those where it is rising rapidly or close to exchange level. Intensive phototherapy aims for irradiance close to 30 or more

[@clarke7227]

Philips have discontinued the Bilicheck

[@SridharKs]

Didn’t know that. We still have it, good machine. Thank you for the update