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What are the Risks of Endoscopy in Neonates?

While endoscopy is generally safe, it carries some risks, particularly in neonates due to their small size and fragile condition. Potential risks include:
Bleeding
Infection
Perforation of the organ being examined
Adverse reactions to anesthesia

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