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What Are the Future Directions in Neonatal Imaging?

Advancements in imaging technology continue to improve the diagnostic capabilities for neonatal disorders:
- Development of functional MRI (fMRI) to assess brain activity.
- Use of three-dimensional ultrasonography for better anatomical visualization.
- Enhanced imaging software for more accurate and automated analysis.

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