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1
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Diffuse vs interstitial

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Diffuse - involving parenchyma of both lungs

interstitial - diffuse lung dz that preferntially involves lung interstitium

Lung is either sole organ or might be part of multisystem

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Ground glass opacification

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Airspace filling less dense than consolidation

Alveolitis
Edema
Alveolar hemorrhage
Alveolar proteinosis

3
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When to think of

Pneumocysttis
Alveolar hemorrhage

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Fever, HIV risk

Hemoptysis

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Ground glass

Reticular pathology

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Alveolitis (after infectious pnuemonia, edema, hemorrhage and alveolar proteinosis excluded)

Collagen deposition/intersitital inflammation/interstitial edema/lymphatic process

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Small nodules
Honeycomb
Traction bronchiec

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Granuloamtous inflammation/infection/inhaled dust/neoplastic spread

End-stage lung fibrosis

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Sarcoidosis
DIP
Alveolar proteinosis

Patho findings

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Non-necortizing, well-formed granulomas…expect nodules

Desquam interstitial pneumonitis…ground glass opacities by imaging

PAS material filling alveolar without cells

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IPF

Age, mutation, radio, patho

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50s

Telomerase gene mutation (familal version)

Basilar, sub-pleural predominant reticular infiltrates

No associated PE or thoracic LN enlargement

Low titer ANA and RF may be present

Heterogeneity in extent and appartent age of lesions with little inflammation

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IPF dx

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Typical presentation and HRCT OR surgivcal biopsy

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Asbestosis dx

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Similar to IPF but with a plaque

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Rheumatoid contrasted with IPF, HP, silicosis

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Will have extra-pulm findings

Chronic HP will be upper lobe involvement

Silicosis is nodular and upper-lung

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Pneumoconiosis

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Respirable particles must be small enough to reach alveoli but large enough to not be breathed out

Most spherical except asbesots fibers

Look for ferruginous bodies in asbestos

12
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Patho of silocosis vs. sarcoidosis, vs coal miners

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All going to be upper lobe predominant

Carbon laden macrophages - CWP

Silicotic nodules - silliociss

Sarcoidosis - well-formed granuloma with multinucleated giant cells

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Silicosis and CWP similarities and differences

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Upper and mid zone predom nodular infiltrates

Simple and PMF varieites

Thoracic adenopathy may calcify

Diffs***

Silicotic nodule vs. macule

Silica polarizble

Silica has acute varient that mimics alveolar proteinosis

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Asbestosis

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Lower zone reticular infiltrates (mimics IPF)

NO adenopathy

PLeural plaques

Ferruginous bodies

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Pneumonoconiosis dx by

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Appropritate hx and imaging (maybe with path)

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Sarcoidosis including dx

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MULTIsystem disorder by non-caseating granulomatous infalmmation

Mimicked by berylliosis

dx - demonstration of non-caseating granulomas in 2 or more organs…exclude other dx

Will be nodular

May get hilar adenopathy

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COP Path
Hx
Dx

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Exuberant lung repair occurring in response to insult

Very important clinical hx - cough, dyspnea, fever of weeks-months

Recognitionf of syndrome as less acute than bacterial, evaluating potnetial predisposing condiions, characteristic lung patho, negative cultures

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Alveolar hemorrhage syndromes

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Hemoptysis with dyspnea

Urinalysis shows RBCs

Bilateral symmteric aispace filling (GGO)

Patho shows diffuse capillaritis

GPA - diagnositc is ANCA (proteinase 3)

Anti-glomerular basement membrane antibody disease - GBM antibody (cross reacts with alveolar basement membrane)…has linear glomerular distribtuion of IgG

Both are pulm-renal syndromes

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Alveolar proteinosis

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Chronic, non-infectious airspace opacities

Antibody to GM-CSF leads to excess surfactant production

SLowly progressive dyspnea and cough

IMaging is bilateral airspace opac with crazy paving

Dx by lavage or biopsy (PAS)

Therapy is whole-lung lavage plus GM-CSF

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Goodpastures vs. GPA

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Goodpastures has no ENT findings (or findings outside of the pulm-renal system)

21
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HP is

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Parenchymal lung dz resulting from inhlaation of an antigen to which pt has been previously sensitized

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Patho of HP

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Inhlaed antigen stimulates TLR (Th1 and Th17)

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Smoking and ILD

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SMokers get - respiratory bronchioltis - ILD
Desquamative interstitial pneumonia
Langerhands

Non-smokers get - HP and sarcoidosis…difference is that sarcoisosi does NOT have crackles

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Acute
SUbactue
Chronic HP

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Acute- non-specific bilateral airspace dxz with ground glass

Subactue- ground glass, centrilobular nodules, mosaic

Chronic - looks like IPF

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Radiation pneumonitis and fibrosis

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Fibrosis more than pneumonitis

Crackles, dry cough, dyspnea

Dx made by hx and imagingin…patho is diffuse alvolar damage and organziing pneumonia

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IPF important

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Peripheral, basilar, reticular with honeycombing

Finger clubbing

Heterogenous fibrosis admixed with more normal lung

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DIP important

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Begins as GGO with little interstitial thickening

SMokers dz

Uncommonly progresses to end-stage fibrosis

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Sarocidosis

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Multisystem and granulomatous with thoracic adenopathy and nodular

Endemic fungi

Beryllioss is exact mimic

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Pneumoconisosi

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Silicosis and CWP are upper, nodular and have thoracic adenopathy

Asbestor - lower lobe, reticular, no adenopathy and honeycombing

30
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COP

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Airspace that radiographically looks more like pneumonia but clinically indolent

Inflam change with myxomatous granulation

Steroid responsive

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Alv hemorrhage

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Airspace dx caused by cpaillaritis - ANCA vasculitis and anti-GBM dz

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ALveolar proteinosis

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Airspace

AB to GM-CSF and macros can;t remove surfactant

PAS+ material in alveolar space

Unusla infections occur

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HS penumonotis

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3 types

Chronic - IPF mimic
Subacute - sarcoidosis mimic
Antibides not part of patho

34
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Radiation

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2 forms

Over 40 Gray dose

Pneumonits about 8 weeks after XRT conclusion

Dx by history and sharp bordered