Blue light irradiation bed for pediatric jaundice treatment

Abstract

The invention relates to a blue light irradiation bed for pediatric jaundice treatment. The bed comprises a bottom rack, a swinging mechanism, a height adjusting mechanism, a movable rack, a baby bed and a blue light irradiation mechanism. The blue light irradiation bed for pediatric jaundice treatment can solve the following problems in the treatment process of neonatal jaundice: a, in the traditional pediatric jaundice treatment process, the blue light irradiation effect is influenced due to unconscious turning of a newborn in the blue light irradiation process, thus the blue light irradiation is not uniform, the irradiation time of blue light on the surface of the newborn body is influenced, and the neonatal jaundice treatment effect is affected; and b, in the traditional pediatric jaundice treatment process, the newborn needs to be turned over frequently to ensure that the front and back of the newborn are irradiated by blue light, the area of the newborn irradiated by the blue light is larger, however, as the newborn is poor in autonomous consciousness and cannot turn over by himself, the newborn needs to turn over manually by nurses, and the workload is large.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of children's jaundice treatment, in particular to a blue light irradiation bed for children's jaundice treatment. Background technique

[0002] Pediatric jaundice refers to a disease characterized by jaundice in the skin, mucous membrane and sclera due to abnormal bilirubin metabolism in newborns, which can be divided into physiological and pathological. Physiological jaundice appears 2 to 3 days after birth, peaks at 4 to 6 days, subsides at 7 to 10 days, and lasts longer in premature infants. Except for a slight loss of appetite, there are no other clinical symptoms. If it occurs 24 hours after birth Jaundice, which does not subside after 2 to 3 weeks, or even continues to deepen and aggravate or reappears after subsidence, or jaundice begins to appear within one to several weeks after birth, all of which are pathological jaundice, so in the case of neonatal jaundice that does not subside for a long time , it is n...

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