Congress:
ECR24
Poster Number:
C-22143
Type:
EPOS Radiologist (educational)
DOI:
10.26044/ecr2024/C-22143
Authorblock:
C. B. Monti1, M. T. A. T. Wetscherek2, T. Sadler2, S. Karia2, A. P. Barker2, M. Kotnik2, J. Babar2; 1Milan/IT, 2Cambridge/UK
Disclosures:
Caterina Beatrice Monti:
Nothing to disclose
Maria Teodora Antuaneta TA Wetscherek:
Nothing to disclose
Timothy Sadler:
Nothing to disclose
Sumit Karia:
Nothing to disclose
Allanah Paula Barker:
Nothing to disclose
MaruĊĦa Kotnik:
Nothing to disclose
Judith Babar:
Nothing to disclose
Keywords:
Lung, CT, Complications, Diagnostic procedure, Treatment effects, Toxicity
Given the prevalence of DILD, such a condition should always be considered when compatible with the clinical presentation and history for a patient presenting with respiratory symptoms. General radiologists should be familiar with the main drugs and imaging patterns related to DILD, to ensure a prompt recognition of this pathologic entity so appropriate treatment and withholding of drugs can avoid chronic lung damage. The final diagnosis of DILD is one of exclusion, which often relies on a multidisciplinary consensus.