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HypertensionRegistry
Low-riskcriteria:
FunctionalclassIorII
6MWD>440m
RAP<8mmHg
Cardiac index ≥ 2.5
L/min/m
2
Meeting≥3criteria
associatedwithfavorable5-y
prognosis
Poorpredictors:
Connective tissue
disease
HeritablePAH
PortopulmonaryHTN
Males>60y
eGFR<60mL/min
FunctionalclassIIIor
IV
Systolic BP < 110
mmHg
Pulse>92beats/min
Hospitalization within
6mo.
6MWD<165m
BNP>200pg/mL
NT-proBNP > 1100
pg/mL
Pericardialeffusion
DLCO < 40%
predicted
RAP>20mmHg
Favorablepredictors:
FunctionalclassI
6MWD>320m
BNP < 50 pg/mL or
NT-proBNP < 300
pg/mL
PVR<5WoodUnits
RiskCategorybasedon
weightedaggregate
score
Poorpredictors:
eGFR<60mL/min
FunctionalclassIIIor
IV
Systolic BP < 110
mmHg
Pulse>92beats/min
6MWD<165m
BNP>180pg/mL
Favorablepredictors:
FunctionalclassI
6MWD>440m
BNP<50pg/mL
Riskcategorybasedon
weightedaggregate
score
6MWD, six-minute walk distance; BNP, brain natriuretic peptide; BP, blood pressure; DLCO, diffusing capacity for
carbon monoxide; eGFR, estimated glomerular filtration rate; HTN, hypertension; NT-proBNP, N-terminal pro b-type
natriuretic peptide; PAH, pulmonary arterial hypertension; PVR, pulmonary vascular resistance; RAP, right atrial
pressure.
FrenchRegistrymethodtalliesthenumberoflow-riskcharacteristics(includingNYHAfunction
classIorII,6MWdistance>440m,RAP<8mmHg,cardiacindex>2.5L/min/m2);≥3criteria
signifieslow-riskcategoryandpredictsimprovedsurvival.
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Combination therapy regimens with medications from more than one class of therapy are the
preferredapproach,evenfornewlydiagnosedpatients.
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Becauseofthecomplexityofsometherapies,anindividual’scomorbidconditions,cognitive
abilities,andpsychosocialfactorsmustalsobeconsidered.
Close monitoring and regular risk assessment is needed as deterioration often occurs, requiring
alternative/additionalmedicalandpossiblysurgicalintervention.
Diuretics, often in combination (e.g., loop diuretic + aldosterone antagonist), lessen right heart
failureandsymptoms.
Anticoagulation:
Chronicanticoagulationmayimprove survivalinIPAH,while benefitsinother PAHsubtypes are
unclear.28,
29
Warfarinisdosedtotargetinternationalnormalizedratioof1.5–2.5.
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Anticoagulanttherapyisnoturgentandbridgingtherapyisunnecessary.
Inotropes,suchasdobutamineandmilrinone,areusedinextremelydecompensatedstates.
SurgicalManagement
Lungtransplantationorheart–lungtransplantation:
For PAH patients who remain in advanced functional class III–IV despite maximal medical
therapy,whichusuallyincludesaparenteralprostanoid.
GroupIIIPHalsoimpactstimingoftransplantinparenchymallungdiseases.
Because the RV recovers after isolated lung transplantation, heart–lung transplantation is usually
reservedforcomplexcongenitalheartdefectsthatcannotberepaired.
Atrialseptostomy:
Palliativeright-to-leftintracardiacshuntcreatedpercutaneouslyincasesofsevererightheartfailure
(i.e.,syncope,hepaticcongestion,prerenalazotemia)refractorytomedicaltherapy.
Despite arterial oxyhemoglobin desaturation and hypoxemia, oxygen delivery increases from
improvedLVfillingandcardiacoutput.
Septaldefectclosure:
Intracardiac defects with significant net left-to-right shunting can be closed percutaneously or
surgically.
Criteria forclosure are evolving and somepatients may be candidatesafter a period oftreatment
withpulmonaryvasodilatortherapy.
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Prognosis
The1-,3-,and5-yearsurvivalratesinPAHare85%,70%,and55%,respectively.31,
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ObstructiveSleepApnea–HypopneaSyndrome
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Definition
Obstructivesleepapnea(OSA)isadisorderinwhichpatientsexperienceapneasorhypopneasbecause
ofupperairwaynarrowing.Whenitisassociatedwithexcessivedaytimesomnolence,itisreferredtoas
obstructivesleepapnea–hypopneasyndrome(OSAHS).
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Classification
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Apneasrepresentcompletecessationofairflow.
Obstructiveeventsareassociatedwithcontinuedrespiratoryeffort.
Centraleventsareassociatedwithnorespiratoryeffort.
Hypopneasrepresentdiminishedairflowassociatedwithatleasta3%–4%oxygendesaturation.
Respiratoryeffort–relatedarousals(RERAs)representchangesinairflowthatleadtoanarousal,
butdonotmeetcriteriaforanapneaorhypopnea.
Allrespiratoryeventsmustlastatleast10secondstobecounted.
Apnea–hypopneaindex(AHI)isthenumberofapneasandhypopneasperhourofsleep.
Respiratorydisturbanceindex(RDI)is thenumber ofapneas,hypopneas,andRERAsperhourof
sleep.
Epidemiology
TheprevalenceofOSAHSinthegeneralpopulationisestimatedtobeabout4%,withmenbeingtwice
aslikelyaswomentobeaffected.
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ObesityisasignificantriskfactorforOSA.
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Giventhesignificantincreaseintheprevalenceofobesitysincetheoriginalepidemiologicalstudieson
OSA were performed, it is estimated that the currentprevalenceofmoderateOSAas defined byan
AHI>15is13%inmenand6%inwomen.
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Etiology
OSA:Narrowingoftheupperairwaybecauseofexcessivesoft-tissueorstructuralabnormalities.
Centralsleepapnea:Disturbanceofcentralcontrolofrespirationduringsleep.
Pathophysiology
OSAoccursbecauseofnarrowingoftheupperairway,whichresultsindiminishedairfloworcessation
ofairflowleadingtoarousalsthatfragmentsleep.
RiskFactors
RiskfactorsforOSAincludeobesity(bodymassindex[BMI]>30kg/m2),largeneckcircumference
(>17informenand>16inforwomen),increasedsofttissueoftheposteriororopharynx(enlarged
tonsils,macroglossia,orelongateduvula),andabnormaljawstructure(micrognathiaorretrognathia).
Patientswithcomorbidconditionssuchascongestiveheartfailure,coronaryarterydisease,atrial
fibrillation(AFib),difficult-to-controlhypertension,anddiabetesarealsomorelikelytohaveOSA.
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Prevention
Weightloss
Avoidingsedativessuchashypnoticmedicationsoralcohol
AssociatedConditions
Cardiovascular disease, including systemic hypertension, heart failure, arrhythmia, myocardial
infarction,andstroke.36OSAhasbeenestablishedasanindependentriskfactorforhypertension.
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Increasedriskofdeathinmoderate-to-severeOSA,mainlybecauseofcardiovascularevents.38,
39
IncreasedprevalenceofdiabeteshasbeennotedinpatientswithOSAHS,independentoftheeffectof
obesity.
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Thereisapproximatelya2.5-foldincreasedriskofmotorvehicleaccidents (MVA)inpatientswith
OSAwhencomparedwiththosewithoutOSA.However,compliancewithcontinuouspositiveairway
pressure(CPAP)treatmentcansignificantlyreducetheriskofMVAinpatientswithOSA.
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DIAGNOSIS
ClinicalPresentation
HISTORY
HabitualloudsnoringisthemostcommonsymptomofOSA,althoughnotallpeoplewhosnorehave
thissyndrome.PatientswithOSAmayexperiencesnorearousalsalongwithasensationofgaspingor
choking.
Excessive daytime sleepiness (hypersomnolence) is a classic symptom of OSAHS (Table 10-4).
Patientsmaydescribefallingasleepwhiledrivingorhavingdifficultyconcentratingatwork.
TABLE10-4
SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA–HYPOPNEA
SYNDROME
Excessivedaytimesleepiness
Snoring
Nocturnalarousals
Nocturnalapneas
Nocturnalgasping,grunting,andchoking
Nocturia
Enuresis
Awakeningwithoutfeelingrefreshed
Morningheadaches
Impairedmemoryandconcentration
Irritabilityanddepression
Impotence
Patients may also complain of personality changes, intellectual deterioration, morning headaches,
nocturnalangina,lossoflibido,andchronicfatigue.
PHYSICALEXAMINATION
All patients should have a thorough nose andthroat examination to detect sources of upper airway
obstruction.
IncreasedseverityofOSAhasbeenassociatedwithahigherMallampaticlass(Table10-5).
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TABLE10-5
MALLAMPATIAIRWAYCLASSIFICATION
Class VisibleStructuresWithMouthMaximallyOpenedandTongueProtruded
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I Hardpalate,softpalate,uvula,tonsillarpillars
II Hardpalate,softpalate,uvula
III Hardpalate,softpalate,baseofuvula
IV Hardpalate
AdaptedfromMallampatiSR,GattSP,GuginoLD,etal.Aclinicalsigntopredictdifficulttrachealintubation:aprospectivestudy.
CanAnaesthSocJ.1985;32:429-434.
DIAGNOSTICCRITERIA
Apolysomnogram(PSG)demonstratingobstructiveeventswithanAHIorRDI>5isdiagnosticofOSA.
IftheRDIisbetween5and15,apatientwillqualifyforpositiveairwaypressure(PAP)ifthereisa
comorbidconditionsuchashypertension,coronaryarterydisease,depression,orhypersomnolence.If
therearenocomorbidconditions,thenthepatientwillqualifyforPAPiftheRDIis>15.
DIFFERENTIALDIAGNOSIS
In addition to OSAHS and sleep-related hypoventilation, the differential diagnosis for daytime
sleepinessincludes sleep deprivation,periodiclimb movement disorder,narcolepsy,andmedication
sideeffects.
Patientsshouldalsobeevaluatedforothermedicalconditionsthatmaycausenighttimeawakeningsand
dyspnea and thus mimic OSA, such as chronic lung disease, congestive heart failure, and
gastroesophagealrefluxdisease(GERD).
DiagnosticTesting
Thegold standardfor thediagnosis ofOSA isovernightPSGwith directobservationbyaqualified
technician.43Sleepstudiesaretypicallyperformedintheoutpatientsetting.
Typical indications for a sleep study include snoring with excessive daytime sleepiness, titrationof
optimalPAPtherapy,andassessmentofobjectiveresponsetotherapeuticinterventions.
PSG involves determination of sleep stages using electroencephalography, electromyography, and
electrooculographyandassessmentofrespiratoryairflowandeffort,oxyhemoglobinsaturation,cardiac
electricalactivity(e.g.,ECG),andbodyposition.TranscutaneousCO2canbemonitoredtoassessfor
hypoventilationintheappropriateclinicalsetting.
Dataareanalyzedforsleepstaging,thefrequencyofrespiratoryevents,limbmovements,andabnormal
behaviors.Respiratoryeventsarecategorizedasobstructiveorcentral.
Most sleep studies are performed as “split studies,” where the first few hours of the study are
diagnosticandthelatterpartofthestudyisusedforPAPtitration.PertheAmericanAcademyofSleep
Medicineguidelines,PAPshouldbestartediftheAHI/RDIduringthediagnosticportionofthenightis
≥40,butthe thresholdforstartingPAP canbe loweredtoanAHI/RDIof≥20ifthere aresignificant
comorbidconditions.
Some patientsonlyhave significanteventswhenlyingincertainpositions(usuallysupine)orduring
rapideyemovementsleep.Thesepatientsmayrequireacompleteovernightstudyfordiagnosisanda
secondstudyforinitiationoftherapy.
TheAmericanAcademyofSleep Medicinesupportstheuseofunattendedportable monitoringasan
alternative to PSG for patients with a high pretest probability of moderate to severe OSA without
significantcomorbidmedicalconditionsorothersuspectedsleepdisorders.
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The portable device must record airflow, respiratory effort, and blood oxygenation. A sleep
specialistshouldreviewtheresults.
Portable devices canunderestimate theseverityofOSAbecausethenumberof events perhour is
calculated using total recording time rather than total sleep time. If the portable sleep study is
inconclusive,strongconsiderationshouldbegiventoperforminganin-labPSG.
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TREATMENT
ThetherapeuticapproachtoOSAdependsontheseverityofthedisease,comorbidmedicalconditions,
patientpreference,andexpectedcompliance.Treatmentmustbehighlyindividualized,withspecial
attentionpaidtocorrectingpotentiallyreversibleexacerbatingfactors.
Medications
No pharmacologic agent has sufficient efficacy to warrant replacement of PAP as the primary
therapeuticmodalityforOSAHS.
Stimulant pharmacotherapy with modafinil or armodafinil may improve objective and subjective
daytimesleepinessinpatientswithpersistentsymptomsdespiteadequatePAPuse.
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Medical treatment of conditions that may contribute to muscle hypotonia or weight gain, such as
hypothyroidism,isofbenefit.
NonpharmacologicTherapies
PAP:
CPAPdeliversairviaafacemaskataconstantpressurethroughouttherespiratorycyclewiththe
goal of pneumatically splinting open the upper airway, thus preventing collapse and airflow
obstruction.
The PAP titration determines the PAP (expressed in cm H2O) required to optimize airflow. The
pressuresettingisgraduallyincreaseduntilobstructiveevents,snoring,andoxygendesaturationsare
minimized.
The benefits of PAP include consolidated sleep and decreased daytime sleepiness. Hypertension,
nocturia,peripheraledema,polycythemia,andPHmayalsoimprove.
CPAP is a highly cost-effective intervention.45 The impact of CPAP treatment on associated
cardiovascular comorbidities is variable with some studies showing improvement46 and others
showing no improvement.47 Treatment of OSA results in a higher AFib-free survival rate after
pulmonaryveinisolation.
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NasalCPAP(nCPAP)isthecurrenttreatmentofchoiceformostpatientswithOSAHS.
ThecomplianceratewithnCPAPisapproximately50%.
Compliancecanbeimprovedwitheducation,instruction,follow-up,adjustmentofthemaskforfit
and comfort, humidification of the air to decrease dryness, and treatment of nasal or sinus
symptoms.
Useofafull-facemask(oronasal)hasnotbeenshowntoimprovecompliancecomparedwiththe
useofnCPAP.49However,full-facemasksarefrequentlyusedinpatientswho“mouthbreathe”or
patientswhorequirehigherCPAP pressuresbecause theywill often experienceair leakthrough
themouthwhenusingnCPAP.
Autotitratingpositiveairwaypressure(APAP)machinesuseflowandpressuretransducerstosense
airflow patterns andthen automaticallyadjustthepressuresettinginresponse.Smallstudies have
shownthatAPAPmaybeaseffectiveastraditionalCPAPandappearstobepreferredbypatients.50
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BilevelPAPistypicallyusedtotreatOSAinthefollowingsettings:pressures>15–20cmandH2O
arerequired,intoleranceofCPAP,orconcernforconcomitanthypoventilation.
All positive pressure devices may induce dryness of the airway, nasal congestion, rhinorrhea,
epistaxis,skinreactionstothemask,nasal bridgeabrasions,andaerophagia.Some of these nasal
symptomsmaybetreatedwithnasalsaline,decongestants,anduseofahumidifier.
Some patients, such as those with coexisting chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, require
supplementaloxygentomaintainadequatenocturnaloxygensaturations(SaO2≥90%).
Oralappliances:
UsedformildOSAHS,withtheaimtoincreaseairwaysizetoimproveairflow.Thesedevices,such
as the mandibular advancement device, can be fixed or adjustable, and most require customized
fitting.Manydeviceshavenotbeenwellstudied.
Contraindicationsincludetemporomandibularjointdisease,bruxism,full dentures,andinabilityto
protrudethemandible.
Upperairwaystimulationdevice:
A hypoglossal nervestimulator to improve tongue protrusionis approved for useinpatients with
moderatetosevereOSAwhocannottolerateCPAP.Useofthestimulatorislimitedtopatientswitha
BMI<32kg/m2.
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AlthoughAHIanddaytimesleepinessimprovedwiththisdevice,therewasresidualmildOSA.
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SurgicalManagement
Tracheostomy:
TracheostomyisveryeffectiveintreatingOSAHSbutisrarelyusedsincetheadventofPAPtherapy.
Tracheostomy should be reserved for patients with life-threatening disease (cor pulmonale,
arrhythmias,or severehypoxemia) orsignificantalveolarhypoventilationthatcannot becontrolled
withothermeasures.
Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty(UPPP):
UPPPis themost commonsurgical treatment of mild tomoderateOSAHSinpatients whodo not
respondtomedicaltherapy.
UPPPenlargestheairwaybyremovingtissuefromthetonsils,tonsillarpillars,uvula,andposterior
palate. UPPP may be complicated by change in voice, nasopharyngeal stenosis, foreign body
sensation, velopharyngeal insufficiencywith associatednasalregurgitationduring swallowing, and
PAPtoleranceproblems.
ThesuccessrateofUPPPforthetreatmentofOSAHSisonlyapproximately50%,whendefinedasa
50% reduction of the AHI, and improvements related to UPPP may diminish over time.54 Thus,
UPPPisconsideredasecond-linetreatmentforpatientswithmildtomoderateOSAHSwhocannot
successfullyusePAPandwhohaveretropalatalobstruction.
Stagedprocedures:
In experiencedcenters, other stagedprocedures for OSA can be performed, including mandibular
osteotomywithgenioglossusadvancement,hyoidmyotomywithsuspension,andmaxillomandibular
advancement (MMA).53 Significant reductions in AHI have been reported with MMA, but more
researchisneeded.
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Lifestyle/RiskModification
Weightloss,bothsurgicalandthroughreducedcaloricintake,hasbeenshowntoreducetheseverityof
OSAbyreductioninAHI.56,
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OSAHSpatientsshouldavoiduseofalcohol,tobacco,andsedatives.
CliniciansshouldcounselpatientswithOSAHSregardingtheincreasedriskofdrivingandoperating
dangerousequipment.
SPECIALCONSIDERATIONS
PatientswithaBMI>40kg/m2areatincreasedriskforconcomitantsleep-relatedhypoventilation
becauseofmorbidobesity.
Complications
Patients with OSAHS are at greater risk for perioperative complications because of intubation
difficultyand/orimpairedarousalsecondarytotheeffectsofanesthetics,narcotics,andsedatives.
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Theriskofdeath,hypertension,andpoorneuropsychologicalfunctioningriseswithincreasingseverity
ofOSA.
Referral
PatientswithriskfactorsandsymptomsorsequelaeofOSAHSshouldbereferredtoasleepspecialist
andsleeplaboratoryforfurtherevaluation.
InterstitialLungDisease
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Definition
ILDsareaheterogeneousgroupof>200disorderscharacterizedbyinfiltrationofthelunginterstitiumby
cells,fluid,and/orconnectivetissue.
ILDscanpresentacutelyorchronically,andtheyareoftendiagnosedusingamultidisciplinaryapproach
employingpulmonaryclinicians,radiologists,andpathologists.
Classification
ILDscanbebroadlyclassifiedintothosewithknowncausesandthosewithout(idiopathic).
Idiopathicinterstitialpneumonias:
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Idiopathicpulmonaryfibrosis(IPF)(idiopathicusualinterstitialpneumonia[UIP])
Idiopathicnonspecificinterstitialpneumonia(NSIP)
Desquamativeinterstitialpneumonia(DIP)
Respiratorybronchiolitis–associatedinterstitiallungdisease(RB-ILD)
Cryptogenicorganizingpneumonia(COP)(idiopathicOP)
Acuteinterstitialpneumonia(AIP)
Lymphoidinterstitialpneumonia(LIP)(rare)
Idiopathicpleuroparenchymalfibroelastosis(rare)
Medication/therapyinduced:
Bleomycin
Amiodarone
Nitrofurantoin
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Checkpointinhibitors
NSAIDs
Thalidomide
Rituximab
Azathioprine
Methotrexate
Radiationtherapy
CTD-ILD:
Rheumatoidarthritis
Scleroderma
Sjögrensyndrome
Antisynthetasesyndrome
MixedCTD
Systemiclupuserythematosus
Vasculitides:
Granulomatosiswithpolyangiitis
Eosinophilicgranulomatosiswithpolyangiitis
Microscopicpolyangiitis
Goodpasturesyndrome
Pneumoconiosis(diseasesofthelungduetodustinhalation):
Coalminers’pneumoconiosis
Asbestosis
Silicosis
Siderosis
Stannosis
Mixeddustpneumoconiosis
GranulomatousILD:
Sarcoidosis
Berylliosis
Hypersensitivitypneumonitis(HP)
Granulomatous–lymphocyticinterstitiallungdisease
Bronchocentricgranulomatosis
Cysticlungdiseases:
Lymphangioleiomyomatosis(LAM)
PulmonaryLangerhanscellhistiocytosis(PLCH)
Birt–Hogg–Dubé(BHD)syndrome
Pulmonaryamyloidosis
Lightchaindepositiondisease
Postinfectious
Miscellaneous:
Erdheim–Chesterdisease
Pulmonaryalveolarproteinosis
Lipoidpneumonia
Pulmonaryalveolarmicrolithiasis
Acuteeosinophilicpneumonia
Chroniceosinophilicpneumonia
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ClinicalPresentation
HISTORY
Obtaininga thoroughhistoryis ofparamount importanceinpatients presenting withILDandisoften
crucialinmakingadiagnosis.
Patientsmostoftenpresentwithprogressivedyspneaandpersistentdrycough.
Duration of symptoms may help in differentiating ILDs. While many ILDs present with years of
progressive dyspnea and cough, a subset of ILD patients present with acute or subacute onset of
symptoms (AIP, acute eosinophilic pneumonia, OP), which may mimic infectious pneumonias with
atypicalorganisms.
Pastmedicalhistoryisveryimportant,notonlyforunderlyingdiseasesbutalsotoidentifyILDsrelated
todisease management. Examples include CTDs andimmunosuppressive agents;cancers along with
chemo-,immuno-,andradiotherapies;andothersystemicdiseasesthatcanpotentiallyaffectthelungs
such as inflammatory bowel disease. It is important not to forget the use of over-the-counter
medications.
Documenting a smoking history is essential. Some ILDs manifest almost exclusively in smokers
(Langerhanscellhistiocytosis,DIP,andRB-ILD).Somediseasesarestronglyassociatedwithcurrent
or previous tobacco use, for example, IPF. Pulmonary hemorrhage is far more common in active
smokerswithGoodpasturediseasethaninpriorornonsmokers.
Exposuresboth athome andintheworkplace shouldbe evaluated. Thesemay includeexposures to
radiation, asbestos, metal dusts, wood dusts, chemicals or fumes, pets, moldy environments, down
comfortersand/orpillows,andmore.Patientsshouldbequestionedregardingthedegreeandduration
oftheirexposures,andtheuseofrespiratoryprotectiveequipment.
Family history should be obtained, specifically as it relates to pulmonaryfibrosis, lung disease, or
autoimmunedisease. Multiple inheritancepatternshavebeendescribedwithILDsincluding complex
(sarcoidosis), autosomal dominant(tuberoussclerosis),andautosomalrecessive (Hermansky–Pudlak
syndrome).
PHYSICALEXAMINATION
ExtrapulmonaryexaminationinpatientswithILDshouldpayparticularattentiontofindingsofsystemic
diseasesthatmayaffectthelungs.TheseincludeCTDs,sarcoidosis,tuberoussclerosis,andothers.
Examples includesclerodactyly, mechanic’shands,Raynaudphenomenon,drymucousmembranes,
telangiectasias,skinrashes,facialerythema,papules,eczema,orotherskinlesions.
CardiacexaminationshouldfocusonfindingssuggestingthepresenceofPH/corpulmonaleincludinga
rightventricular heave,pulmonaryarterytap,tricuspidregurgitationholosystolic murmur,right-sided
S3,andperipheraledema.Thesefindingsareusuallyindicativeofadvancedlungdisease.
Clubbingisaverynonspecificfindingdescribedinlungdiseases,heartdiseases,andgastrointestinal
(GI)diseases.ItcanbeseeninIPF,sarcoidosis,PLCH,andotherILDs.
The pulmonary examination in ILDs is nonspecific. Findings may include dry inspiratory crackles,
whichare bestnotedposteriorlynear thelungbases. Wheezes andinspiratorysqueaks mayalso be
noted.
DiagnosticTesting
DiagnostictestingintheevaluationofILDstypicallyinvolves:
ChestimagingincludingCXRandhigh-resolutionCT(HRCT)ofthechest
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