Isolette

American  

[ahy-suh-let] / ˌaɪ səˈlɛt /

Trademark.

1. a brand of incubator for premature or other newborn infants, providing controlled temperature, humidity, and oxygen levels and having armholes through which the infant can be reached with minimum disturbance to the controlled environment.

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Example Sentences

Through the window, I could see a phalanx of yellow gowns huddled over Christopher’s Isolette.

From Washington Post

“There he was in this little isolette, wearing these little glasses to protect his eyes, and he was just the most precious, smallest thing you would ever imagine seeing,” recalled Cori.

From Washington Times

Another new feature is a power lift that bears the weight of the isolette and attached equipment.

From Washington Times

The cart that holds the isolette - the incubator for premature or other newborn infants - also locks into the floor, keeping it secure around turns.

From Washington Times

That tube was connected to a feeding pump beside her Isolette.

From New York Times