- 47 year old female
- Systemic lupus erythematosus 30 years ago
- Sjogren’s syndrome (20 years ago)
- Family history
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- SLE
- Kartageners
- PFT
- persistence of airflow obstruction
- borderline restrictive disease
- mild decrease in diffusion capacity
- Rx
- On steroids
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CT 7 years ago
- Thin walled Cysts
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Mild Middle Lobe Reticular Changes
Calcification associated with Cyst in the Lower Lobe
Subsegmental infiltrate around the Bronchovascular bundles in the Right Lower Lobe 7 years ago
Lymphadenopathy 7 years ago
1 Year Ago
- Cysts Mild Progression
- Lymphadenopathy Improved
- Improved RLL Infiltrate
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Progressive Lingular Reticular Changes and Perhaps Tree in Bud?
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Stable Calcification and a Cyst
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Current
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Cystic Changes Stable
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Cysts Associated with Blood Vessels
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Persistent Decreased Adenopathy ? Early Calcification
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RLL Infiltrate Progressive Peribronchial Changes
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Lingular Changes of Nodules and Mild Reticular Change ? Improved
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Stable Calcification and a Cyst
- CT multiple large
- cysts bilaterally, with
- lower lobe predominance,
- up to 4.1 cm
- slightly dysmorphic in shape,
- some simple and
- some multiseptated,
- not significantly changed since 4 years prior , but progressed over 7 yearsDifferential Diagnosis
- Birt-Hogg-Dube syndrome.
- Atypical LIP (lymphocytic interstitial pneumonitis) In the context of a
known negative FCLN gene mutation and an established diagnosis of
Sjogren’s syndrome, this could represent an atypical presentation of
lymphocytic interstitial pneumonitis.