Post 11 - The Natural Evolution of Radiotherapy-Associated Lung Injury Paid Members Public
39-years old with carcinoma breast
COD 193 - Not Every Lung Infarct is Thromboembolic Paid Members Public
74-years old with an infarct
Post 10 - Rapidly Progressive ILD Phenotype Paid Members Public
About RP-ILD
COD 199 - Two PAVMs, Two Patterns Paid Members Public
PAVMs are usually easy to diagnose with specific points that need to be mentioned in the report.
ILD Patterns - The Variant UIP Pattern Paid Members Public
UIP and sometimes NSIP can present with signs that point towards the likelihood of connective tissue disease ILD (CTD-ILD) and it is helpful to be aware of these signs
COD 194 - 2 Years, All 3 Vessel Sizes, One Diagnosis Paid Members Public
Sometimes, it just takes time and perseverance to get to a diagnosis
Post 09 - Not Miliary TB: High-Density, Variable-Sized Nodules in a Flour-Mill Worker Paid Members Public
Not all small nodules are miliary. A history often helps getting to the diagnosis.
Snippet 31 - Radiotherapy-Associated Lung Injury Paid Members Public
Radiotherapy-associated lung injury follows predictable patterns. History of radiotherapy, knowledge of the portal, and timelines are what separate this entity from infection, chemotherapy-induced ILD, or recurrent disease.
