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My baby born on 23 aug at gestation age of 35 weeks using lscs due to high bp of mother. Baby was shifted nicu due to respiratory distress syndrome. In nicu they usg cranium of baby..report says "mild periventricular flare in bilateral ventricles " Whats does it mean..I'm not getting anything in this point. Genuine reply please. Don't type consult.
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