Internal medicine (Tokyo, Japan) · 2025
Drug-induced Lung Injury Caused by Azacitidine That Was Not Treated with Drugs.
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Mamizu Hikaru, Kumagai Morihiro, Kuwana Chika, Miyagatani Masanori, Mamizu Maiko, Ishikawa Daisuke, Kawakami Hidenori, Furukawa Toshiki, Ishida Takashi, Kaneko Chizuru, Sakai Takeshi
Аннотация
An 83-year-old male was hospitalized with pneumonia while receiving azacitidine for myelodysplastic syndrome. Despite treatment with antimicrobial agents, his pneumonia worsened. Bronchoscopy revealed organizing pneumonia (OP). This condition was thought to be a drug-induced lung injury caused by azacitidine. As the patient had no subjective symptoms, antimicrobial therapy was discontinued and the patient was monitored closely. Thereafter, the pneumonia gradually improved. Drug-induced lung injury caused by azacitidine, which has few subjective symptoms, can be treated without steroids. However, it should be noted that the condition may become resistant to steroid therapy if it progresses to acute interstitial pneumonia or if azacitidine treatment is continued.