Interstitial lung disease

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course idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis

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end stage lung, cor pulmonale

Question 2

mesothelioma, arises from ____,
when?

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arises from mesothelial cells of pleura 25-40 years after exposure

no relationship to smoking

Question 2

bronchogenic carcinoma

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in asbsetos related disease

additional risk with smoking

20 years after first exposure

Question 2

complications asbestos related diseases

Answer 2

cor pulmonale

caplan syndrome

Question 3

Caplan syndrome of complicated coal worker’s pneuoconiosis

Answer 3

CWP with rheymatoid nodules

Question 4

histo coal worker’s pneuoconisis

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antrascosis black pigment

fibrous opacity with pink fibrous tissue

Question 4

types of hyeprsensitivity pnuemonitis

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famers lung - themophilic actinomycetes bacteria saccharopolypora rectivirgula

silo fillers disease - plant material gases

Byssinosis - textile workers

Question 5

clinical and laboratory findings intersitital lugn

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dry cough

dypsnea

late inspiratory crackles, bibasilar

cor pulmonale

CXR - bilateral reticulondular infiltrates

Question 6

____ pigment in coal worker’s pneumoconiosis

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antrhacotic pigment

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exposure progression in hypersensitivity pneumonitis

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first exposure - IgG in serum

second - antibodies > immune complexes >interstital inflammation

chornic exposure: glanuloma formation (type IV response)

Question 8

CXR and histo idiopathic pumonary fibrosis

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increased interstitial markings (fibrosis) in lower zones

honeycomb cysts

fibroblasctic plugs

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hypersensitivity pneumonitis

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inhaled antigen producing granulomatous interstitial pneumonitis

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pathology SLE interstitial lung disease

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peleual effusion (young woman with effusion = sle)

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presentation sarcoidosis

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Skin: nodular granulomatous lesions, lupus pernio, erythema nodosum

**Eye: **uveitis

**liver: **granulomatous hepatitis

**other: **enlarged salivary and lacrimal glands, Diabetes insipidous, Bone marrow and spleen involvement

Question 12

pathogenesis idiopathic pumonary fibrosis

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repeated injury > alveolitis > cytokine release > interstitial fibrosis

Question 13

pathogenesis sarcoidosis

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disorder of immune regulation

antigen > CD4 interaction > cytokines > monocytes+histiocytes recruited > non-necrotizing granumloma formation

Question 13

infiltrate of farmer’s lung hypersensitivitiy penumonitis

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thermophilinic actinomycetes - saccharopolyspora rectivirgula

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berylliosis tissue reaction

site of acquirement

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granulomatous inflammation

nuclear and airspace industry (beryllium)

Question 15

complications silicosis

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cor pulmonale

caplan syndrome (rheumatoid nodules)

increased risk for TB (silicotuberculosis) and cancer

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CXR sarcoidosis

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bialteral hilar adenopathy

reticulonular shadows in lungs

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interstitial granuloma distribution in sarcoidosis

other histo

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lympathic distribution pattern

langhans giant cells

epitheliod histiocytes

Question 19

simple coal workers pneumoconiosis vs complicated

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progressive massive fibrosis

Question 20

histo complicated coal worker’s penumoconiosis

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fibrous opacities > 1cm

with/without central necrosis

massive fibrosis

caplan syndrome (rheumatoid nodules)

(no increased incidence of TB or cancer)

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distribution of fibrous opacities in simple coal workers pneumoconiosis

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upper lobes and upper-lower lobes

coal dust adjacent to respiratory bronchioles

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aveolitis =

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damage to pneumocytes and endothelial cells

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in anthracosis, anthracotic pigment found in

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intersitial compartment and lymph nodes

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pathology systemic sclerosis (scleroderma) interstitial lung disease

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interstitial fibrosis pulmonary vascular hypertrophy (commonest casue of death in these patients)

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histo hypersensitivity pneumonitis

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intersitital and alveolar inflammatory cell infiltrates peri-bronchilar accentuation ill-defined granulomas (biopsy may be needed)

Question 27

two forms of asbestos

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serpentine amphibole - straight and rigid

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tissue appearance asbsestos related disease

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deposits in respiratory bronchioles, ducts and alveoli ferringinous boides - macrophages, fibers coated with ferritin (iron and protein) benign pleural plaques diffuse interstital fibrosis

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collagen vascular diseases seen in interstitial lung disease

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SLE (50% have interstiial lung) RA systemic sclerosis (scleroderma)

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demographics sarcoidosis

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AA:whites 10:1) F:M 2:1 70%\< 40 years non smokers

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most common occupational disease

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silicosis

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pathogenesis silicosis

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quartz activates macrophages \> cytokines \> fibrogenesis

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pathology RA interstitial lung disease

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rhematoid nodules (caplan syndrome+pneumoconiosis) interstitial fibrosis, pleural effusion

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distribution of particles in pneumoconiosis

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1-5um particles reach bifurcation of bronchioles and alveolar ducts

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lab findings sarcoidosis

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increased ACE levels hypercalcemia polyclonal gammopathy cutaneous anergy - no response to skin antigens(CD4 consumed)

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pneumoconioses =

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non-neoplastic lung disease in response to inhalation of mineral dust

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types of interstitial lung disease

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ARDS Fibrosing lung disorders (pneumoconioses) Granulomatous disorders (sarcoidosis) idiopathic interstitital pneumonias

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multisystem granulomatous disease of unknown etiology

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sarcoidosis

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end stage interstitial fibrosis (seen in idiopathic pulmoanry fibrosis) hito

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honeycomb lung (irregular dilatation of adjacent airwaus due to interstitial fibrosis)