neonatal intensive care units (nicus)

What are the Common Conditions Treated in NICUs?

Some of the most common conditions treated in NICUs include premature birth, jaundice, infections, and congenital anomalies. Early intervention and specialized care in the NICU can greatly improve the prognosis for these conditions.

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