echocardiogram

How to Prepare for the Test?

Preparation for an echocardiogram is minimal. It’s important to ensure the newborn is calm and comfortable. Feeding the baby or scheduling the test around nap times can help. Sometimes, a mild sedative may be used if the baby is very restless.

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