In recent studies, sufficient evidence has been given to support the routine use of inhaled nitric oxide as a rescue therapy for treatment of respiratory distress syndrome.

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Recent studies and clinical guidelines suggest that while inhaled nitric oxide can be beneficial for certain neonatal and pediatric populations with hypoxic respiratory failure, its routine use as a rescue therapy for all cases of respiratory distress syndrome is not supported due to mixed evidence on its efficacy and concerns about potential adverse effects.

In Recent Studies, Sufficient Evidence Has Been Given to Support