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Feb 2025
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#170 ILD and High-Risk Medication Prescr...

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Incidental fibrosis on CT —what now? What does prone imaging tell you? Is it fibrosis, aspiration, or atelectasis? And once you diagnose ILD, does the “alphabet soup” really matter for treatment? Antifibrotics vs. immunosuppression?

Plus, how do we bridge the gap when social barriers make care unsafe?

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Transcript and Show Notes

Timestamps:

(01:26) | Deep Dive 1

(06:38) | Deep Dive 2

(12:37) | Deep Dive 3

(21:13) | Deep Dive 4

(28:06) | Deep Dive 5

Tags: CoreIM, Internal Medicine, Pulmonology, Clinical Pearls, Medical Education, IMCore, Radiology, Hospitalist, Physician Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, Medical Student, interstitial lung disease



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