Radiographic Fibrosis Extent Identifies Immunomodulatory Treatment Response in Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis
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Caroline N. Muegge
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Bohyung Min
AM
A. Mrad
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Visual fibrosis extent is associated with differential pulmonary function response to immunomodulatory therapy in chronic HP. Patients with limited fibrosis demonstrated improved pulmonary function compared with those with greater radiographic fibrosis. These findings may support the use of fibrosis extent as a clinical tool for treatment stratification and highlight the need for prospective trials to validate radiographic markers in guiding HP management.
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