Comparative clinical evaluation of a prototype non-electric transport incubator and an electrical infant incubator in a neonatal unit
Abstract A new non-electric transport incubator has been developed for transferring babies between health facilities in developing countries. The temperature performance of this prototype was compared with a commercial electric incubator. The warm-up time for the prototype was 51.8 min, compared wit...
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Abstract A new non-electric transport incubator has been developed for transferring babies between health facilities in developing countries. The temperature performance of this prototype was compared with a commercial electric incubator. The warm-up time for the prototype was 51.8 min, compared with 48.1 min for the electric incubator. Forty-five non-distressed premature babies, aged 24–72 h, with a gestational age of less than 37 weeks, were continuously evaluated for a 2 h period. Twenty-five babies, with a mean weight of 2073 g (range 1500–2500 g), were studied in the prototype, and 20 babies, with a mean weight of 2076 g (range 1550–2500 g), were studied in the electrical incubator. The rectal and abdominal skin temperature, heart rate, oxygen saturation and respiratory rate of the babies were recorded. The temperature, oxygen and humidity level of the canopy and the room temperature were also measured. The $ SaO_{2} $, heart rate and respiratory rate were within the normal range (in the prototype: 96.5%, 130.5 beats $ min^{−1} $ and 43 breaths $ min^{−1} $, respectively; and, in the electric incubator: 96.5%, 128.5 beats $ min^{−1} $ and 40 breaths $ min^{−1} $, respectively). No evidence of carbon dioxide narcosis, hypoxia, acidosis or adverse thermoregulatory behaviour were observed in the two groups. The mean rectal temperature for both groups was within the range 36.5°C–37.5°C. There was no significant difference between the measurements of the two groups. The level of oxygen inside the canopy was 21%, and no decrease was observed. The new non-electric transport incubator confirmed its safety and efficiency in providing a warm environment for non-distressed premature babies over a 2 h period. © IFMBE 2001 |
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