UIP
ILD Patterns - The UIP Pattern Paid Members Public
The UIP pattern, characterized by reticular opacities, subpleural basal predominance and traction bronchiectasis with or without honeycombing is the classic fibrosing ILD pattern. Primary UIP implies IPF, while secondary UIP implies other etiologies
Case 98: Acute Increased Dyspnea in Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis - First Considerations Paid Members Public
A stepwise approach to suspected acute exacerbation in fibrosing ILDs helps in reaching a diagnosis
Case 92: New Ground Glass in a Patient with a Fibrosing ILD Paid Members Public
New ground glass in a patient with a fibrosing ILD with acute worsening is worrisome
Case 91: Bubble Lucencies, Central Lucencies, Bubbly Consolidation Paid Members Public
Bubble and central lucencies and bubby consolidation are signs that suggest a slew of entities all characterized by differential low densities
Case 90: The Probable UIP Conundrum - Time Matters Paid Members Public
Probable UIP or NSIP pattern and further management
Snippet 04: Fibrotic NSIP vs Probable UIP Paid Members Public
A flow-chart to help differentiate between NSIP and probable UIP - a commonly asked question
Snippet 01: Differentiating Traction Bronchiectasis from Honeycombing Paid Members Public
Many radiologists & physicians have difficulty differentiating traction bronchiectasis from honeycombing. The post and video explain how to do this.
Case 7: UIP/IPF with a Superimposed Lung Complication Paid Members Public
75-years old man with UIP IPF and a superimposed > 20 mm lung nodule that was biopsied and turned out to be squamous cell carcinoma.
