Neonatal Intensive Care: 2. Design and Function of a Special Unit: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 56, No 1

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The wide variety of clinical problems in the neonate dictate the basic equipment and personnel requirements of the neonatal intensive care unit. The infant must be provided with a controlled protective environment in which physiologic monitoring, life support systems, and diagnostic facilities are immediately available.

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