electrocardiography (ecg)

How are ECG Abnormalities Managed in Neonates?

Management depends on the underlying cause:
- Medication: Drugs like beta-blockers for arrhythmias or heart failure.
- Surgical Interventions: For congenital heart defects requiring structural correction.
- Monitoring: Continuous ECG monitoring in critical cases to promptly detect and manage complications.

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