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6. Are There Specialists We Should Consult?

Neonatal disorders often require a multidisciplinary approach. Ask if there are any specific specialists, such as a pediatric neurologist or a pediatric cardiologist, that you should consult for further evaluation and management.

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1. What is the Diagnosis?
2. What are the Treatment Options?
3. What are the Potential Risks and Complications?
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5. How Can We Support Our Baby at Home?
6. Are There Specialists We Should Consult?
7. What Resources Are Available for Support?
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