Clinical imaging · 2017
Osteophyte induced lung fibrosis prevalence and osteophyte qualities predicting disease.
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Salvatore Mary, Henschke Claudia I, Yip Rowena, Kaur Sukhdeep, Li Kunwei, Padilla Maria, Yankelevitz David
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OBJECTIVE: To determine the prevalence of osteophyte induced lung fibrosis (OIF) and its relationship to osteophyte size, location, and surrounding fat.
METHODS: 94 CT scans of the chest were reviewed, size of the largest osteophyte and the presence of fibrosis were recorded.
RESULTS: Presence of fibrosis was higher among patient with large (>10 mm) osteophytes compared to those with small (1-10mm) osteophytes. Age and presence of periosteophyte fat were significantly associated with presence of fibrosis.
CONCLUSIONS: As the size of an osteophyte increases, there is a greater likelihood of lung fibrosis. Subpleural fat protects the lung from OIF.
METHODS: 94 CT scans of the chest were reviewed, size of the largest osteophyte and the presence of fibrosis were recorded.
RESULTS: Presence of fibrosis was higher among patient with large (>10 mm) osteophytes compared to those with small (1-10mm) osteophytes. Age and presence of periosteophyte fat were significantly associated with presence of fibrosis.
CONCLUSIONS: As the size of an osteophyte increases, there is a greater likelihood of lung fibrosis. Subpleural fat protects the lung from OIF.