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What is the Role of MRI and CT Scans in Follow-Up?

MRI and CT scans play a crucial role in the follow-up of neonates with diagnosed disorders. Regular imaging can monitor the progression of conditions like hydrocephalus and assess the efficacy of treatments. This ongoing evaluation is vital for adjusting therapeutic strategies as needed.

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