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What Types of Infections Require Isolation?

The need for isolation depends on the type of infection and its mode of transmission. Common infections that necessitate isolation in neonates include bacterial infections like sepsis, viral infections such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and fungal infections like candidiasis.

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