infant respiratory distress syndrome

How is IRDS Diagnosed?

Diagnosis of IRDS is usually based on clinical signs and is confirmed by a chest X-ray, which shows a characteristic "ground-glass" appearance. Blood gases may also be analyzed to assess oxygen and carbon dioxide levels.

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