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What are Normal Blood Flow Velocities in Neonates?

Normal blood flow velocities vary depending on the vessel and the age of the neonate. For example, the normal flow velocity in the aorta of a term neonate ranges from 40 to 80 cm/s. Deviations from these normal ranges can indicate potential health issues.

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