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What Causes Neonatal Acidosis?

Several factors can lead to neonatal acidosis. Common causes include birth asphyxia, sepsis, congenital heart disease, and inborn errors of metabolism. Other potential causes include maternal conditions such as diabetes and preeclampsia.

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