Neonatal cold injury syndrome

Neonatal cold injury syndrome refers to a series of conditions that occur in newborns when exposed to a cold environment, including hypothermia, sclerema, and coagulation dysfunction. In severe cases, it may be complicated by pulmonary hemorrhage, renal failure, and multiple organ failure, and can even lead to death if not treated promptly. This condition is common in high-latitude regions and premature infants.