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Interstitial Lung Disease

Silicosis, Computed Tomography. This CT of a patient with silicosis reveals the characteristic nodules in the middle lobes of both lungs accompanied by peri-hilar lymphadenopathy.
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Silicosis

What is Silicosis? Silica, also known as silicon dioxide (SiO2), is made up of a silicon …

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Acute Bronchitis Airway Obstruction Apnea Aspiration Asthma Baker's Asthma Barotrauma Bird or Pigeon Fancier’s Lung Bronchial Cratilage Defects Bronchial Obstruction Bronchiectasis Bronchioles Bronchodilation Broncholiths Bronchopulmonary Fistula Bronchospasm Cavitary Lesions Cavitation Chest Trauma Chronic Bronchitis Chronic Cough Chronic Lung Diseases Clubbing COPD Cough Cyanosis Diaphragm Dyspnea Edema Empyema Farmer's Lung FEV1 to FVC Ratio Preserved or Increased. Flail Chest Flash Pulmonary Edema Forced Expiratory Volume Over 1 Second (FEV1) slightly Decreased or Normal Foreign Bodies Gohn Complex Granulomatous Diseases Grunting Hard Metal Lung Disease Hemoptysis Hemothorax Hyperoxygenation Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis Hyperventilation Idiopathic Interstitial Pneumonia Increased Respiratory Effort Interstitial Lung Disease Interstitial Pneumonitis Lower Respiratory Infection Lung Disease Mechanical Ventilatory Support Nasal Flaring Necrotizing Granulomas Obstructive Sleep Apnea Paroxysmal Cough Peribronchial Lymphadenopathy Pleural Effusion Pneumonia Pneumonitis Pneumothorax Pulmonary Contusion pulmonary edema Pulmonary Embolism Pulmonary Hypertension Pulmonary Malakoplakia Recurrent Pneumonia Reduced Forced Vital Capacity Reduced Total Lung Capacity Respiratory Depression Respiratory Distress Respiratory Failure Restrictive Visceral Pleura Retractions Sarcoidosis Shortness of breath Spirometry Stertor Surfactant Deficiency Tachypnea Tension Pneumothorax Tobacco Abuse Trachea Trachea and Mediastinum Shift to the Contralateral Side Upper Airway Obstruction Upper Respiratory Infection Upper-Lobe Cavitary Disease Wheezing

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Bagassosis

Published: July 15, 2024

What is Bagassosis? Bagassosis is a type of lung disease caused by hypersensitivity or allergic reactions. …

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Further Interstitial Lung Disease Topics

Acute Bronchitis Green arrow right
Airway Obstruction Green arrow right
Apnea Green arrow right
Aspiration Green arrow right
Asthma Green arrow right
Baker's Asthma Green arrow right
Barotrauma Green arrow right
Bird or Pigeon Fancier’s Lung Green arrow right
Bronchial Cratilage Defects Green arrow right
Bronchial Obstruction Green arrow right
Bronchiectasis Green arrow right
Bronchioles Green arrow right
Bronchodilation Green arrow right
Broncholiths Green arrow right
Bronchopulmonary Fistula Green arrow right
Bronchospasm Green arrow right
Cavitary Lesions Green arrow right
Cavitation Green arrow right
Chest Trauma Green arrow right
Chronic Bronchitis Green arrow right
Chronic Cough Green arrow right
Chronic Lung Diseases Green arrow right
Clubbing Green arrow right
COPD Green arrow right
Cough Green arrow right
Cyanosis Green arrow right
Diaphragm Green arrow right
Dyspnea Green arrow right
Edema Green arrow right
Empyema Green arrow right
Farmer's Lung Green arrow right
FEV1 to FVC Ratio Preserved or Increased. Green arrow right
Flail Chest Green arrow right
Flash Pulmonary Edema Green arrow right
Forced Expiratory Volume Over 1 Second (FEV1) slightly Decreased or Normal Green arrow right
Foreign Bodies Green arrow right
Gohn Complex Green arrow right
Granulomatous Diseases Green arrow right
Grunting Green arrow right
Hard Metal Lung Disease Green arrow right
Hemoptysis Green arrow right
Hemothorax Green arrow right
Hyperoxygenation Green arrow right
Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis Green arrow right
Hyperventilation Green arrow right
Idiopathic Interstitial Pneumonia Green arrow right
Increased Respiratory Effort Green arrow right
Interstitial Lung Disease Green arrow right
Interstitial Pneumonitis Green arrow right
Lower Respiratory Infection Green arrow right
Lung Disease Green arrow right
Mechanical Ventilatory Support Green arrow right
Nasal Flaring Green arrow right
Necrotizing Granulomas Green arrow right
Obstructive Sleep Apnea Green arrow right
Paroxysmal Cough Green arrow right
Peribronchial Lymphadenopathy Green arrow right
Pleural Effusion Green arrow right
Pneumonia Green arrow right
Pneumonitis Green arrow right
Pneumothorax Green arrow right
Pulmonary Contusion Green arrow right
pulmonary edema Green arrow right
Pulmonary Embolism Green arrow right
Pulmonary Hypertension Green arrow right
Pulmonary Malakoplakia Green arrow right
Recurrent Pneumonia Green arrow right
Reduced Forced Vital Capacity Green arrow right
Reduced Total Lung Capacity Green arrow right
Respiratory Depression Green arrow right
Respiratory Distress Green arrow right
Respiratory Failure Green arrow right
Restrictive Visceral Pleura Green arrow right
Retractions Green arrow right
Sarcoidosis Green arrow right
Shortness of breath Green arrow right
Spirometry Green arrow right
Stertor Green arrow right
Surfactant Deficiency Green arrow right
Tachypnea Green arrow right
Tension Pneumothorax Green arrow right
Tobacco Abuse Green arrow right
Trachea Green arrow right
Trachea and Mediastinum Shift to the Contralateral Side Green arrow right
Upper Airway Obstruction Green arrow right
Upper Respiratory Infection Green arrow right
Upper-Lobe Cavitary Disease Green arrow right
Wheezing Green arrow right

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