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Biotech / Medical : Chromatics Color Sciences International. Inc; CCSI

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To: waverider who wrote (1918)	4/30/1998 5:56:00 PM
From: wlheatmoon	Read Replies (1) of 5736

The heel stick blood draw does test for other problems in newborns other than bilirubin. However, if bilirubin is noted to be a problem, there is continuous testing until the problem resolves. CCSI's device can be used to eliminate the invasive monitoring. It can even be used as a portable device to determine the infant's bilirubin levels at home. Many infants are sent home after they're found to have elevated bilirubin and once treatments are initiated, the therapy can be continued at home. Instead of having the baby come to the clinic every day for bilirubin tests, a nurse can visit the family with this device and determine the level noninvasively. That's just one scenario. Another one is obviously for infants in the hospital. Once the bilirubin level is noted to be elevated, CCSI's noninvasive device can be used for monitoring the level and for determining the efficacy of therapy. Just my thoughts. Good luck. mike PS--OH YES, HIGHER LOWS LOL, it has been a long day!! <GGG>

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