lactate levels

Why are Lactate Levels Important in Neonates?

Monitoring lactate levels in neonates is crucial as they can be an early indicator of [hypoxia](), sepsis, or other metabolic disturbances. Elevated lactate levels can prompt early intervention, which is critical for improving outcomes in neonates.

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