AIM: To analyze the screening status of neonatal fundus disease and the related influencing factors of common fundus retinal hemorrhage in Longhua District of Shenzhen, so as to provide references for the prevention, screening and intervention of neonatal fundus disease in clinical practice.METHODS: A total of 3 101 neonates who received fundus screening in the People's Hospital of Longhua, Shenzen from September 2019 to October 2022 were selected as research objects. The screening results were summarized, and the risk factors for neonatal retinal hemorrhage were analyzed by Logistic regression model.RESULTS: The detection rate of neonatal fundus abnormalities was 12.71%, and the detection rate of neonatal retinal hemorrhage was the highest(12.19%). The other types of fundus abnormalities included periretinal white focus, chromatosis, pigment shedding, choroid coloboma and nystagmus. Hemorrhage grade I accounted for the largest proportion of 378 neonates with retinal hemorrhage(75.66%). Follow-up found that different grades of retinal hemorrhage could be automatically absorbed over time without excessive intervention. Logistic analysis suggested that spontaneous delivery [OR=3.180, 95%CI(1.543～6.555)], twin pregnancy [OR=2.119, 95%CI(1.121～4.007)] and umbilical cord round the neck [OR=1.547, 95%CI(1.239～1.930)] were risk factors affecting neonatal retinal hemorrhage.CONCLUSION: Retinal hemorrhage is the most common type of fundus abnormalities in neonates. Spontaneous delivery, twin pregnancy and umbilical cord around the neck are risk factors of retinal hemorrhage. It is recommended that pay attention to the above factors and choose appropriate intervention means to avoid serious fundus complications.