NEONATAL PHOTOTHERAPY DEVICE – Design Patent
- Patent Number: 370353-001
- Issued Date: Apr 11, 2023
- Description: The design of our phototherapy device is registered in the name of Mr. Subrahmanyam Prasad Muddam. The novelty resides in the shape and configuration of the device, and the design patent for the same is approved.
Phototherapy system, apparatus and kit
- Patent Number: 425250
- Issued Date: Mar 15, 2023
- Description: The innovation comprises apparatus and kits for infant therapy relating to any of mild, moderate, and severe hyperbilirubinemia in neonates. It includes adjusting various phototherapy parameters in different modes suitable for various treatment approaches and clinical conditions.
An automated system and non-invasive method for assistive neonatal diagnostic monitoring
- Patent Number: WO2021186418A1
- Filed Date: Sep 23, 2021
- Description: The present invention relates to an automated system and non-invasive method for assistive neonatal diagnostic monitoring. It provides a system that measures and analyses biochemical and physiological parameters and synchronizes with other intensive care devices to suggest the dosage and duration of the neonate’s treatment.
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PORTABLE FOLDING INFANT RADIANT WARMER
- Patent Number: US20220347008A1
- Filed Date: Jun 30, 2020
- Description: A reconfigurable, foldable, and manually transportable infant radiant warmer. In a collapsed configuration, the warmer consumes a minimal amount of space and can be manually transported easily. In a deployed configuration, it provides open access to an infant lying on a bed platform for receiving resuscitative therapy and warmth from a radiant heater disposed upon an adjacent mast.
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Phototherapy system, apparatus, and kit
- Patent Number: WO2020008476A1
- Filed Date: Jul 2, 2019
- Description: The innovation comprises apparatus and kits for infant therapy relating to any of mild, moderate, and severe hyperbilirubinemia in neonates. It includes adjusting various phototherapy parameters in different modes suitable for various treatment approaches and clinical conditions.
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