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UBI - The Power of Light! Ultraviolet blood irradiation (simple called UBI) is a cure that time has indeed forgotten. UBI was extensively used in the 1940âs and 1950âs to treat medical conditions including pneumonia, tuberculosis and even cancer. The advent of antibiotics lead to a decline in the use of UBI as an effective treatment option.
The neoBLUE system is used of successful treatment of newborn jaundice with the help of optimal blue LED technology. The device most effectively degrades the jaundice causing bilirubin1 and meets AAP Guidelines for intensive phototherapy2. Blue LEDs emits a large range of 450-470 nm spectrum which corresponds to the peak absorption wavelength (458 nm) for breaking down of bilirubin. The LEDs are arranged in diffuser panel to cover maximum area and provide illumination to the full surface body area of the baby. The device is safe as the NeoBLUE LEDs prevent emission of ultraviolet (UV) range and infrared radiation (IR) range thus reducing potential risk against skin damage and loss of fluid.