regular follow ups

Which Neonates Require More Frequent Follow-Ups?

Certain neonates may require more frequent follow-ups, including those:
Born prematurely
With congenital anomalies
Having low birth weight
Exposed to maternal infections or substance abuse
With genetic disorders

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