neurological sequelae

What are the Prospects for Future Research and Treatment?

Ongoing research aims to improve the understanding and treatment of neurological sequelae in neonates. Areas of focus include:
Neuroprotective Therapies
Stem Cell Research
Advanced Neuroimaging Techniques
Genetic and Biomarker Studies
Advancements in these areas hold promise for better prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of neurological sequelae in the future.

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