central nervous system infections

What Are the Prognosis and Long-term Complications?

The prognosis of neonatal CNS infections varies depending on the pathogen, the severity of the infection, and how quickly treatment is initiated. Potential long-term complications include:
- Neurodevelopmental delays
- Hearing loss
- Cerebral palsy
- Epilepsy
Early intervention and follow-up care are essential to manage these complications and support the child's development.

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