Timothy Barr

Timothy Barr, an Assistant Professor in Neonatology at Intermountain Health and faculty at the University of Utah, discusses innovative methods for monitoring newborns. He introduces the non-invasive end-tidal carbon monoxide measurement for assessing hemolysis in infants receiving phototherapy. The conversation delves into the challenges of predicting hemolysis duration, the complexities of bilirubin management, and debates the universal versus selective application for at-risk populations. Barr also touches on the relationship between erythropoietic stimulating agents and carbon monoxide levels.