Inomax Dosage
Generic name: NITRIC OXIDE 0.98mg in 1L
Dosage form: gas, for inhalation
Drug class: Miscellaneous respiratory agents
Medically reviewed by Drugs.com. Last updated on Dec 5, 2024.
Administration
Nitric Oxide Delivery Systems
INOmax must be administered using a calibrated, FDA-cleared Nitric Oxide Delivery System (NODS). There are various FDA-cleared NODS; refer to the NODS labeling to determine which NODS to use with this drug product and for needed information on training and technical support for users of this drug product with the NODS.
When utilizing a nitric oxide delivery system specifically cleared for use in the MRI suite (e.g., the INOmax DSIR® Plus MRI) only use INOmax MR conditional cylinders at 100 gauss or less.
Keep available a backup battery power supply and an independent reserve nitric oxide delivery system to address power and system failures.
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