Titlebook: Drug-Induced Lung Injury; Masayuki Hanaoka,Hiroyuki Nakamura,Kazutetsu Aoshi Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2018 DLI.Periphe

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DLI Induced by Herbal Medicine: What Are the Characteristics of DLI due to Herbal Medicines? bronchiolitis obliterans and pulmonary hypertension are being reported; further, these are drug-induced conditions. Clinicians should be more aware of DLI symptoms caused by herbal medication and interrogate patients regarding their use of herbal medication and supplements as well as prescription drugs.

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Diagnostic Approach for DLI: How is DLI Diagnosed? during treatment but also after completing a course of treatment. When a new lung lesion emerges, the onset of drug-induced lung injury should be considered, while also differentiating it from the worsening of a pulmonary/pleural lesion that a patient may have already had as an underlying disease a

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Imaging Features of Drug-Induced Interstitial Lung Disease: How HRCT of DLI Is Interpreted imaging, and pathologic findings, when available. The roles of imaging evaluation in the diagnosis and treatment of DLI include detection of preexisting chronic fibrosing interstitial pneumonia as risk of DLI, early detection of DLI, diagnosis of DAD-type DLI for the estimation of prognosis, aids t

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Pathology of DLI: What Is the Pathological Significance of DLI?whether pathological findings are due to drug toxicity. However, the number of drugs that induce lung disease as a side effect is expected to increase as new agents are developed. Early and accurate diagnosis of DI-ILD is critical because drug withdrawal often results in symptom improvement even in

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Differential Diagnoses of DLI: What Are the Differential Diagnoses of DLI?after excluding other causes. Even if a new lung injury appears immediately after drug administration, it does not necessarily mean that it is drug induced. Some considerations could be pneumonia caused by an opportunistic infection, exacerbation of underlying disease, or other unrelated diseases. T