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What Causes Neonatal Orthopedic Disorders?

The causes of neonatal orthopedic disorders can be multifactorial:
- Genetic Factors: Some conditions are inherited.
- Intrauterine Positioning: How the baby is positioned in the womb.
- Birth Trauma: Difficult delivery or the use of instruments like forceps.
- Maternal Health: Conditions like diabetes can increase the risk.

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