ILD Patterns - The NSIP Pattern
NSIP presents typically with spatial and temporal homogeneity and may have cellular/inflammatory and fibrotic components. There may be subpleural sparing. It is almost always a result of an underlying etiology like connective tissue disease (CTD)
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A new series (only for Paid Members) that describes the various named patterns in interstitial lung diseases (ILDs).
This is the second video in the series about the non-specific interstitial pneumonia (NSIP) pattern.
NSIP presents typically with spatial and temporal homogeneity and may have cellular/inflammatory and fibrotic components. There may be subpleural sparing. It is almost always a result of an underlying etiology like connective tissue disease (CTD).
The video describes the pattern in detail.
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