neuroimaging

When Should Neuroimaging be Performed?

The timing of neuroimaging depends on the clinical scenario:
- Immediate Imaging: For acutely ill neonates with seizures, abnormal neurological examinations, or suspected brain injury (e.g., birth trauma).
- Scheduled Imaging: For preterm infants to monitor for complications like germinal matrix hemorrhage or periventricular leukomalacia.
- Follow-up Imaging: To track the progression of previously identified abnormalities or to monitor the response to treatment.

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