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The neonatal period is generally defined as the first 28 days of life, during which newborns are especially vulnerable. Advances in neonatal medicine, including incubator technology, mechanical ventilation, phototherapy, and pulmonary surfactant therapy, have contributed to substantially improved survival and outcomes for premature and critically ill infants. Modern neonatal care is delivered in a range of settings,

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