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How is E. coli infection diagnosed in newborns?

Diagnosis usually involves laboratory tests such as blood cultures, urine cultures, and cerebrospinal fluid analysis to identify the presence of E. coli bacteria. Early diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment.

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