On the Issue of Clinical and Functional Characteristics of Long-Term Respiratory Outcomes in Children Who Suffered Respiratory Distress Syndrome in The Neonatal Period

Respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) experienced in the neonatal period is considered a key factor in the development of chronic respiratory pathology in childhood. Despite a significant reduction in mortality thanks to the introduction of surfactant therapy and modern respiratory support methods, the issue of long-term respiratory outcomes remains poorly understood, particularly in the context of functional lung disorders in school-age children.

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