علاج رئة هواة الطيور في التهاب الرئة التحسسي مع التليف الرئوي على التصوير المقطعي عالي الدقة

References

DOI: 10.1111/resp.14847

1. Patients with HP may also display features of fibrosis, including reticulation, traction bronchiectasis and honeycombing (Figure 2B).
2. Recently published international diagnostic guidelines recommend HP classification into fibrotic or nonfibrotic phenotypes based on the presence or absence of radiological and/or histopathological fibrosis, supported by the observation that pulmonary fibrosis conveys important prognostic and treatment implications.
3. The initial step in the management of HP is identification and avoidance of active causative exposures.
4. Examples include a change in role or location for workplace exposures, and complete removal of birds, feathers and droppings, as well as a deep clean of soft furnishings for avian-associated HP.
5. Ongoing exposure is associated with further lung function decline, and removal of exposure may result in improvement.