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What are the Risks of Neonatal Surgery?

Like any surgical procedure, neonatal surgery carries risks. These may include:
Infection
Bleeding
Adverse reactions to anesthesia
Possible long-term complications, depending on the condition and type of surgery performed
However, advancements in neonatal care and surgical techniques have significantly reduced these risks.

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