It depends on which hospital you are in.

Whether Porcine Lung Phospholipid Injection is a medically insured drug depends on the local standards. If so, it can be reimbursed. So it depends on which hospital you go to.

Porcine lung phospholipid injection is mainly used to prevent and treat premature neonates with respiratory distress syndrome (RDS). After premature neonates are treated with a single dose of porcine lung phospholipid (200mg/kg), they can It shows rapid and significant oxygenation, reducing the mortality rate of respiratory distress syndrome and the occurrence of pulmonary complications. It is contraindicated for those allergic to porcine lung phospholipids.