Recognition of Pulmonary Fibrosis in the Primary Care Setting: Prompt Assessment and Timely Referral to Respirology

Dr. Bhinder Video Recording - Recognizing PF in the Primary Care Setting


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Thank you for the opportunity to speak to
you today.

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Today I'm talking to you about recognition of
Pulmonary Fibrosis in the primary care

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setting, prompt assessment and timely referral to

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respirology. I'm Doctor Sacha Bhinder,
an adult respirologist in Toronto,

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ON.Sharing with you my disclosures

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for reference, our disclaimer for mitigation of

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potential bias and recognition of the
generous in kind support from our

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colleagues of Boehringer Ingelheim in the
form of logistical support.

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I have three primary objectives today.
The 1st is looking at key pearls for

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early recognition of Interstitial Lung
Disease revolving around history,

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symptoms, physical exam and imaging findings.

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The second is a review of the broad
differential diagnosis of ILD that your

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friendly neighborhood respirologist will
do.

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But mainly the third is the benefit of
early recognition of ILD by primary care

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and the role of collaboration between
primary care and respirology.

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We're going to start with a case,
but I'm actually demonstrating the case

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as I first saw the patient in the
emergency department. This was CW.

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He presented to the emergency department.
He had had a history of profound and

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marked deterioration and dyspnea,
exertional capacity and the ability to

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remain at home in this state.
He had worsening dyspnea and central

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chest discomfort on exertion.
He was frustrated.

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He went to the emergency department.

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He was hypoxemic,
walking to triage. His chest

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X-ray noted nonspecific peripheral basilar markings.

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He had a CT scan of the chest to rule out
pulmonary embolism based on his

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presentation by our emergency department
colleague. Reassuringly, no sign of PE,

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but it demonstrated Interstitial Lung
Disease with honeycombing.

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Given his symptoms,
he was admitted under general medicine

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for a possible ILD flare but also a new
diagnosis of ILD.

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He was seen by respirology myself.
We prescribe oxygen for exertional

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hypoxemia

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and referred him for ongoing outpatient
care.

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But let's see how we got to this point.

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CW's journey to the emergency department
actually started a year prior.

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Comorbidities consist of hypertension and
hypercholesterolemia.

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15 pack year tobacco history having quit
10 years ago.

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Hypercholesterolemia managed with Crestor
rosuvastatin and hypertension managed

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with Norvasc amlodipine.
He's a retired film and movie camera

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operator. He put 30 years of work into a unionized

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role. He retired and a year prior to the

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emergency department,
his journey of respiratory symptoms

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started. He presented with progressive

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dyspnea on exertion for six months.
His ECG was performed as within normal

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limits. He retired about a year prior and he

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admits he was deconditioned.
He worked hard for 30 years.

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He let himself go when he retired,
gained a bit of weight,

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obviously wasn't doing as much physical
activity.

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His primary care practitioner noted
basilar crackles on exam but given some

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abdominal adiposity,
thought this was related to Atelectasis.

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He wasn't clubbed and he had a normal
oxygen saturation at rest.

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The plan at that visit was to exercise
and lose weight.

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Crackles are pathologic.
When you hear crackles,

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it raises concern of parenchymal
interstitial disease and ILD.

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Clubbing is a late sign.
Resting hypoxemia is a late sign.

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Something was going on with CW even at
that visit,

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and the crackles were the key finding.

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But we persisted.

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After three months, he came back.
He saw his primary care practitioner.

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Repeat ECG was again within normal limits.

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He didn't have any meaningful improvement
with diet, exercise and weight loss.

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He was referred for a stress
echocardiogram. It was normal,

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but it showed reduced exercise capacity.
But his left ventricle was normal.

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He hit a maximum heart rate of 110%
predicted. It is uncommon for patients

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with cardiac disease to hit maximum heart
rate of 110% predicted.

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His heart was screaming on the stress
test trying to pump blood and pump as

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hard as possible because it didn't know
why his body couldn't do what he wanted

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to do.

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His oxygen saturation was not measured.
In fact oxygen testing is usually not

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performed for cardiac stress test.
That maximum heart rate of 100 and 110%

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predicted is a sign something non cardiac
is going on.

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So at this point he has non specific
symptoms of dyspnea,

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exertional intolerance with a normal ECG,
normal stress test,

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no meaningful improvement with diet,
lifestyle and weight loss.

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Another three months go by and now he
still has progressive dyspnea on exertion,

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but he has a progressive dry cough.
The cough is noted in the daytime,

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the cough is noted at night.
It is a dry cough with absence of sputum.

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He's given a diagnosis of COPD clinically
as well as chronic bronchitis.

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Though I will caution there was no sputum
and he's prescribed to you tiotropium

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spiriva. Unfortunately,
pulmonary function testing was not

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performed.There was no benefit with tiotropium

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after a couple of weeks,
but he was a good patient and he

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continued with it.

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He's given a clinical diagnosis of COPD.
Remember,

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emphysema is a radiographic diagnosis on
CT. Chronic bronchitis is a clinical

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diagnosis, but COPD requires spirometry.
You can only diagnose COPD with lung

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function testing,
and he did not have an opportunity to

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have confirmatory testing.
He was given a diagnosis based on

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nonspecific symptoms and there was no
benefit with Spiriva,

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which is also a sign that something else
is going on.

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That takes us to the emergency department
visit where frustrated, dyspneic, hypoxemic

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on exertion.
We have a diagnosis of interstitial

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markings on chest X-ray,
confirmatory diagnosis on CT chest and a

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new diagnosis of Interstitial Lung
Disease.

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There is a broad differential for
fibrotic Interstitial Lung Disease.

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Environmental and occupational factors
such as asbestos, silicosis, birds, molds,

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environmental allergens can cause ILD.
Radiation to the lung,

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radiation to the breast,
also reflecting on the lung can cause

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interstitial changes as can drugs.
3 common culprits,

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Amiodarone prescribed by our
cardiologists,

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Macrobid Nitrofurantoin for urinary tract
infections and Methotrexate for

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management of autoimmune disease.

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And of course, at the top right,
a whole host of autoimmune conditions can

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lead to Interstitial Lung Disease,
as can atypical infections,

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COVID infection and gastroesophageal
reflux. But what we worry about,

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what we often see,
is this idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis,

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once we've excluded all known causes,
left with an element of Interstitial Lung

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Disease for which we do not have a clear
pathologic cause.

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How do you explain this to the patient?
You explain that fibrosing Interstitial

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Lung Diseases,
a serious lung disease where the

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interstitial tissue,
the sponge of the lung, becomes inflamed,

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damaged, thickened, stiff and scarred.
It is a progressive fibrotic condition

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that continuously worsens over time.
Give it time, it will deteriorate.

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On the right hand side,
most patients with ILD are cared for by

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respirology and co-managed with other
specialists like rheumatology

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if we suspect connective tissue disease.
We regularly monitor patients with

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fibrosing ILD at regular intervals to
assess stability and monitor for

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progression.
Because while there is no cure,

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there are treatments available that can
slow the rate of decline of lung function

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and keep lung function at a higher level
for the future than without pharmacologic

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treatment.

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The signs and symptoms of fibrosing ILD
though are nonspecific. And remember,

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these are older patients,
so the onset can be insidious.

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Dyspnea is often insidious and slowly
progressive,

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but the dry hacking cough is commonly
seen in ILD. Patients with COPD tend to

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have chronic bronchitis and a productive
cough.

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Patients with ILD tend to have that dry
hacking day and night cough and they have

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crackles. Do not ignore crackles.
If you send a referral to me

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saying I auscultated crackles,
I'm worried about Interstitial Lung

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Disease.That is all I need to hear because what

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you heard shares my concern that this
patient has fibrosis of their

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interstitium of the sponge of the lung.
And I'm going to investigate for ILD and

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I want to do this early because clubbing
is often a late sign. Fatigue, lethargy,

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generally feeling unwell is a progressive
finding of progressive disease.

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And remember most patients are overweight
or obese.

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This is unfortunately quite common.

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When they start losing weight with ILD,
they might actually feel a bit better.

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It's only when they are a normal weight
and threatening to become underweight

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that this degree of weight loss becomes a
concern and they start saying, OK,

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now I'm really losing weight,
this is a problem.

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It may be late in the journey for that
patient that they are concerned about

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their weight loss.
Symptoms of cough and breathlessness are

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nonspecific and may perceive the
diagnosis by up to two years.

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Fibrosing ILD diagnosis is often delayed.
Access to diagnostic testing is a

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challenge.No standardized process is a challenge.

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But half of patients will tell us that over a year has passed before they were

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correctly diagnosed with ILD.
And the reason why we're here today is

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that colleagues in primary care play a
key role in improving that knowledge of

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ILD with education and awareness to
facilitate early diagnosis and referral.

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Because delay in diagnosis has consequences and we can quantify

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that. Delays in early referral are
associated with a poor prognosis.

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The X axis here is years,
the Y axis is survival,

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and the longer you unfortunately have to
wait before you have a diagnosis of ILD,

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the greater the likelihood that you will
not be here in this world.

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Delays lead to death and delays lead to a
poor prognosis for our patients with ILD.

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The diagnostic process for fibrosing ILD
involving respirology is a comprehensive

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history and physical exam building upon
your referral package,

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generating a broad differential diagnosis
in the categories that we had discussed.

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Additional tests such as connective
tissue disease blood work,

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pulmonary function testing, CT scan,
and developing a working diagnosis of

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what we think is causing the ILD and if
we've excluded all known causes,

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we're left with idiopathic Pulmonary
Fibrosis.

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Radiologic assessment is crucial please
when you hear crackles.

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When a patient has non specific
respiratory symptoms,

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assess lung structure,
order a chest X-ray.

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A chest X-ray is generally considered non
diagnostic because it's not specific

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enough to assess for ILD with fine
resolution,

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but it is helpful to alert us to an
underlying process.

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A patient with crackles,
a patient with non specific symptoms and

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a normal chest X-ray,
please order a CT scan.

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A normal chest X-ray with ongoing
symptoms should be followed up with

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further imaging because a CT scan can
accurately characterize and diagnose

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Interstitial Lung Disease
and we use it serially to assess response

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to therapy.

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From a primary care perspective,
the red flags are this progressive,

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insidious dyspnea,
a dry cough that occasionally might be

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productive but really is dry,
and crackles. These are insidious,

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progressive symptoms.
And I know that you will do your due

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diligence and try to treat possible
causes of these conditions.

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And if a patient fails to respond to
treatment,

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fails to respond to empiric therapy like
CW, it showed us,

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alert us to something else that's going
on. Crackles

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should not be ignored. Clubbing, remember,
is a late sign.

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And many of the nonspecific
constitutional complaints, patients can

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justify and rationalize to something else.
If the chest X-ray suggests interstitial

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changes, please order a CT scan.
If the chest X-ray is normal and you have

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nonspecific symptoms and crackles,
please order a CT scan.

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If you have access to pulmonary function
testing,

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you will often see reduced lung volumes
and abnormal diffusion.

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And the advantage of the pandemic,

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patients are ordering and using pulse
oximeters to monitor saturation.

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They may notice desaturation with
exertion.

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You may have a resting saturation in your
office,

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but the patient will tell you what's
happening with exertion.

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The role of primary care here is early
recognition,

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assessment of exposures and medications,
feeding that information to your friendly

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neighborhood respirologist,
and set the ball rolling with initial

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investigations of chest X-ray, PFT,
exclusion of cardiac causes.

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A CT scan is nice to have,
but we can do it.

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And if you have challenges accessing PFT,
stress testing, CT scan,

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your friendly neighborhood respirologist
often has a way of getting these tests

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sooner. But please refer to respirology,
inform them you're concerned about

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ILD. Tell them why and we will listen,
we will investigate,

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we will pursue and we will include or
exclude the possibility that this patient

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has ILD.
We will then of course co-manage these

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patients with you because this is a
disease that does not go away.

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What's nice to have in a referral, symptom
list and duration, what you've heard,

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what the patient has told you,
what you've tried and what you've done.

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Crackles on auscultation or any clubbing,
history of exposures to allergens and

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occupational history, testing as we've
discussed as well. These are nice to have,

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not a need to have.
Your concern for ILD, crackles on

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auscultation is enough for me to say I'm
going to keep the ball rolling and

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continue to investigate and dig deeper.
Primary care colleagues,

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have a meaningful opportunity to identify
these patients with ILD in a timely

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manner and refer for specialty care.
We don't see patients without referral,

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unfortunately.
We need your eyes and ears and taking

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that history to capture these patients
early.

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Because this is a progressive condition,
we need to have a high index of suspicion.

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We need early diagnosis and referral.
I have 3 pearls to leave you with.

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This typically presents with dyspnea on
exertion, dry cough,

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and a change in clinical activity and
exercise that can be insidious

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and the patient and us can incorrectly
attribute it to something else.

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Crackle should not be ignored.
At a minimum,

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chest imaging should be ordered and if
crackles persist, X-ray is normal,

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please order a CT scan.
If the X-ray is abnormal,

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please order a CT scan.
If you can't get a CT scan in a timely

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manner, tell us and we will happily order it

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because that is our role and
responsibility.

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COPD is not a clinical diagnosis.
You need lung function testing at a

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minimum spirometry to diagnose COPD.
Chronic bronchitis is a clinical

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diagnosis. Restrictive Physiology is what we see on

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a PFT in the setting of ILD.
COPD and ILD can coexist. But please,

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if you're going to make a diagnosis of
COPD, if you have clinical suspicion,

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order a pulmonary function test because
that is how we diagnose COPD and

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recognize that restrictive

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physiology is what we typically see on a
PFT in the setting of ILD.

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It has been a privilege to share this
with you today.

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Learning Objectives: 

  • Key clinical pearls for early recognition of interstitial lung disease (ILD) revolving around history, symptoms, physical exam, and imaging

  • Review of the broad differential diagnosis of ILD worked up by Respirology

  • Benefit of early recognition of ILD by Primary Care and the role of collaboration between Primary Care and Respirology 

Fibrosing interstitial lung disease (ILD) is a serious condition characterized by inflammation and scarring of lung tissue. Early identification and referral are critical, as diagnostic delays are common and linked to poorer outcomes.

In this video, Dr. Sacha Bhinder discusses the causes, signs, and symptoms of fibrosing ILD, the role of primary care in early recognition and referral, and a representative patient case.

Dr Bhinder

Speaker: 
Dr. Sacha Bhinder
HBSc, MD, FRCPC

Respirologist
Toronto, Ontario

The presenters are solely responsible for developing the content of this presentation and maintaining scientific accuracy, objectivity, and balance. Any discussions of clinical practice or treatment represent the opinions of the presenter alone. This video is made available for attendees, registrants, and individuals requesting further information on this learning program.