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... to fibrosing ILDs with a progressive phenotype), the next decisive question is how the term “progressive” should be ...state-of-the-art management, including in many cases the use of ... See full document

... how treatment should be initiated, but the decision to treat is centred around three factors: risk of severe dysfunction or irreversible damage to major organs, risk of death or the presence of incapacitating, ... See full document

... a progressive-fibrosing phenotype, their incidence and prevalence are not well ...a progressive-fibrosing phenotype appear to be more common in older adults and are associated with a complex ... See full document

... of fibrosing HP with a UIP pattern is similar to IPF, whereby progression occurs despite treatment with an agent considered appropriate for the ...appears progressive may stabilise in the longer term ... See full document

... a progressive fibrosing phenotype is proposed to be an acute, clinically significant, respiratory deterioration radiologically characterised by a new widespread alveolar abnormality typically occurring ... See full document

... This treatment relies on access to oxygen, and requires patients to carry, push or pull tanks and to wear a cannula or have a catheter to breathe in the ... See full document

... of fibrosing non-IPF ILDs that experienced a progressive decline in lung function during treatment with corticosteroids and/or immuno- modulators between October-2014 and ...quantify ... See full document

... of fibrosing interstitial lung disease (ILD) are at risk of developing a progressive phenotype characterised by self-sustaining fibrosis, decline in lung function, worsening quality of ... See full document

... optimal management of AE in ILDs. In IPF, international management guidelines recommend the use of supportive care with symptom palliation and long-term oxygen therapy (for patients with resting hypoxaemia) ... See full document

... and lung biopsy, guide treatment strategies and predict treatment outcomes ...Surgical lung biopsy is unfeasible in many patients and, consequently, efforts are being made to minimise the need ... See full document

... traditional lung segmentation method requires human intervention and a priori knowledge of the dependence of the problems, the deep learning extractor has effectively replaced manual feature ...the lung ... See full document

... of interstitial lung diseases (ILDs), particularly in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and ILD associated with connective tissue ...other lung diseases, such as combined pulmonary fibrosis ... See full document

... the lung lose elastic recoil and therefore do not change appreciably in volume between inspiration and ...by lung parenchymal areas that are not emphysematous but which fail to increase in attenuation (or ... See full document

... organizing pneumonia, sarcoidosis, HP and non-specific interstitial pneumonia [17-19]. However, this is the first time that TNC synthesis has been evaluated together with other glycoproteins in IPF lungs, and it ... See full document

... of treatment), and evaluations were performed during treatment (visit 2, days 2–4), at the end of treatment (visit 3, test-of-cure visit, days 6–9), and at follow-up (visit 4, late post therapy ... See full document

... Polymorphonuclear cells have long been recognised to infiltrate the lungs of patients affected by IPF [126], yet still the contribution of these cells in the pathogenesis of the disease is a matter of debate [127]. Their ... See full document

... The poor survival of patients with AE-IPF is a great challenge. The MST of these patients was about 3–4 months [6, 7]. Nearly half of patients with AE-IPF died in the hospital, and patients with both definite AE-IPF and ... See full document

... A related issue is whether all cases of suspected ILD require MDT characterisation. This might be dictated by the experience of the MDT group. New groups formed by less experienced participants, dealing with smaller ... See full document

... upper lung predomin- ance of the findings, characterized by the evidence of low attenuation centriacinar nodules, GGOs, bronchial wall thickening, few thickened interlobular septa, and also lobular air-trapping, ... See full document

... neutrophils, but not in monocytes/macrophages or lym- phocytes, was observed in BALf three hours after inhal- ation [29]. The negative relation of LPS to macrophages (R = −0.25, p < 0.05) in our study may reflect an ... See full document