A good history helps identify the cause of potentially reversible ILDs

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A good history helps us identify etiologies of reversible ILDs

Bhavin Jankharia

This is a 70-years old lady with urinary tract infection on treatment, who presented with breathlessness over a 1 month.

The CT scan showed diffuse lung disease. A detailed history identified the etiology, but a misstep led to recurrence.

The video explains the case.

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