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What diagnostic tests are used for neonatal infections?

Diagnostic tests for neonatal infections include blood cultures, cerebrospinal fluid analysis, urine cultures, and chest X-rays. Rapid diagnostic tests, such as PCR for viral infections, can also be useful. A thorough history and physical examination are critical in guiding the choice of diagnostic tests.

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