Snippet 28: Connective Tissue Disease ILD Patterns

A discussion of the various patterns seen in CTDs. UIP and variants, NSIP, BIP, LIP, PPFE, OP, mixed and rapidly progressive.

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Over the last 1 year there has been a change in the understanding of the various patterns that we can see in patients with connective tissue disease (CTD) ILDs.

This snippet goes through the various patterns, including the new nomenclature of the BIP pattern and briefly discusses the rapidly progressive phenotype seen in the IIMs.

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