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Interstitial Lung Disease
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MBBS Medicine CR (Respi) Mind Map on Interstitial Lung Disease, created by Amirul Aiman on 02/04/2018.
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interstitial
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Interstitial Lung Disease
Definition
ILD
Disorders that result in disruption of the distal lung parenchyma
Interstitium
alveolar walls and septae contains the lung connective tissue elements
Fibrosis
extensive alteration of alveolar/airway architecture
aka Lung Scaring
Alveoli is replaced by fibrotic tissue
cause loss of the tissue’s ability to transfer oxygen
Classification
Aetiology
Idiopathic
IPF
sarcoidosis
langerhans cells histiococytosis
Collagen Vascular
Scleroderma
RA
Drug
MTX
Radiation
Occupational
Inorganic
Asbestosis
Silicosis
Organic
Hypersensitivity Pnemonitis
aka Extensive Allergic Alveolitis
Antigen
Thermophillic Actinomycetes
Aspergillus
Avian
Type III Hypersensitivity
Progress to chronic
Type IV hypersensitivity
IgE
Allergen avoidance
Onset after 6-8 hrs
SnS
Dry Cough
SOB
Fever
Basal Creps
Predictor
Exposure
increased after SnS exposure
recurrent episode
Crackles
weight Loss
Post Infection
TB
Upper Lobes
No ongoing Inflammation
Radiology
Upper Lobe
CHHARTS
Coalworkers
Pneumoconiosis
Caplan's Syndrome
intrapulmonary nodules on CXR
in addition to RA
Hypersensitivity
Histiocytosis
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Radiation
Pneumonitis
Dose : ~2500 rads
6 mo after RTx
responsive to steroids
Tuberculosis
Silicosis
Lower Lobe
RAIDS
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Pulmonary Nodules
Pleuritis
Pleural Effusion
Asbestosis
IPF
Drugs
MTX
NItrofurantoin
Amiodarone
Prolonged O2
Scleroderma
Histology
more cellular the picture, the more treatment responsive
UIP (Usual)
NSIP (non specific)
DIS (Desquamative)
RD-ILD (Respiratory Bronchitis)
LIP (Lymphocytic)
AIP (Acute)
BOOP (Bronchiolitis Obliterans Organizing Pneumo)
Investigation
Radiology
CXR
Bilat shadowing/infiltrates
Patchy/Nodular
Starts Peripheral
HRes CT Thorax
Gold standard
Pattern
IPF
Subpleural
Lower Lobe
Peripheral
Asbestosis
COP
Central
Brocnhovascular thickening
Reticular opacities
Honeycomb cyst
Traction bronchiectasis
PFT
Spirometry
Low FEV1
Low FVC
FEV1/FVC >80%
Diffusion Lung Capacity
Reduced
Ddx
Anemia
Emphysema
Lung Volume
TLC reduced
Bloods
FBC
UNE
LFT
Inc Ca2+
Rheumatoid Factor
dsDNA
anti-scl70
anti-GBM
Functional Assess
ABG
type 1 resp fail
6 min walk
+-Echo
exertional desaturaion
Bronchoscopy
EBUS-TPNA
ENDOBRONCHIAL ULTRASOUND-GUIDED TRANSBRONCHIAL NEEDLE ASPIRATE
for sarcoidosis
Bx
VATS
only atypical progressive
Signs
Pulmonary
PFT
Chest
Rapid Shallow Breathing
Central Cyanosis
Tracheal Deviation
Reduced chest expansion
Ascultation
FIne end crepitation
crackle (velcro)
Tactile Fremitus
Increased
Normal
Percussion
Extra Pulmonary
Hands
Clubbing
Slerodactaly
Raynaud's Phenomena
Onycholysis
Head and Neck
Butterfly Rash
Lupus Perino
Keratoconjuctivits
Uveitis (red eye)
Others
Erythema Nodosum
`Myopathy
Radiation therapy marks
History Taking
PC
Progressive Exertional Dyspnoea
6 to 12 months
Cough
not productive
NO wheeze
Impressive radiological with no SOB
Musculoskeletal Pian
Photosensitivity
Pleuritis
Scleroderma Symptoms
tightening of skin @ hands
Raynaud's phenomenon
Precede long before lung symptoms
Px
Age
IPF >60
Sarcoidosis 20-40
Smoking
IPF
RB-ILD
Reversible with cessation
Gender
Women > Men
Duration
Acute/Subacute misDx as pnuemo
Meds
OTC meds
Protein Supplements
Occupation
Duration
extent
Latency
Organic (HP)
Hay farming
Mushroom
Pigeon Fancier
Inorganic
Coal/Sandblasting?
Silica
Asbestos
IPF
Signs
Clubbing
Crepitation
Pathogenesis
Basement membrane changes
Oxidative stress
Procoagulant activity
Vascular Remodelling
Symptoms
>60 y/o
male > woman
exertional SOB
Treatment
Poor prognosis
NO effective Tx
Steroid
on suspicion of NSIP
NO EFFECT
Lung transplant <65y/o
Palliative care
Sarcoidosis
Signs
BHL+ Erythema Nodosum
Good Prognosis
Lofgren's syndrome
Bi-hilar adenopathy
Hypercalcemia
Uveitis
Keratoconjuctivitis
Lupus Pernio
Hepatic Granuloma
Multi Organ
Symptoms
Fever
Fatigue
Weight Loss
Treatment
Steroid Responsive
WHO?
Hypercalcemia
Critical Organs
Cardiac
Neuroligical
Occular
20-40mg/day Prednisone
Taper to low or QOD
9 to 12 mo
if CNS / Cardiac
Higher dose
Relapse?
MTX
Adalinumab
Plaquenil
Investigation
Hx/Exam
CXR
PFT
Urinary Ca2+
Tuberculin test
HIstology
Non caseating granuloma
Systemic Granulomatous Disease
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