DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM LECTURE 5 DR HEYAM AWAD FRCPATH

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DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM LECTURE 5 DR HEYAM AWAD FRCPATH

RESTRICTIVE, INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISESAES. FIROSING DISESES. GRANULOMATOUS DISEASES. EOSINOPHILIC. SMOKING RELATED.

FIBROSING DISEASES IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS NONSPECIFIC INTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA CRYPTOGENIC INTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA PNEUMOCONIOSIS

IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS = CRYPTOGENIC FIBROSING ALVEOLITIS. IDIOPATHIC, PROGRESSIVE, BILATERAL PULMONARY FIBROSIS.

MALES AFFECTED MORE THAN FEMALES. RADIOLOGY AND HISTOLOGY...CHANGES KNOWN AS UIP = USUAL INTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA.

UIP PATCHY INTERSTITIAL FIBROSIS. EARLY IN THE DISEASE: FIBROBLASTIC PROLIFERATION. THESES BECOME MORE COLLAGENOUS AND LESS CELLULAR. USUALLY EARLY AND LATE LESIONS COEXIST.

THIS FIBROSIS CAUSES COLLAPSE OF ALVEOLAR WALLS AND FORMATION OF CYSTIC SPACES LINED BY TYPE 2 PNEUMOCYTES = HONYCOMB FIBROSIS.

UIP

UIP

HONEYCOMB LUNG

HONEYCOMB LUNG

PATHOGENESIS REPEATED CYCLES OF EPITHELIAL INJURY BY UNIDENTIFIED AGENT. INFLAMMATORY CELLS AND MEDIATORS PLAY A ROLE. M2 MACROPHAGES PROBABLY PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE.

M2

CLINICAL FEATURES GRADUAL ONSET OF NONPRODUCTIVE COUGH. PROGRESSIVE DYSPNEA. MEAN SURVIVAL = 3 YEARS. LUNG TRANSPLANT IS THE ONLY DEFINITIVE THERAPY.

CRYPTOGENIC ORGANISING UNKNOWN ETIOLOGY. PNEUMONIA COUGH AND DYSPNEA. HISTOLOGICALLY: POLYPOID PLUGS OF LOOSE ORGANISING CONNECTIVE TISSUE -= MASSON BODIES UNDERLYING LUNG ARCHITECTURE NORMAL. CAN RECOVER SPONTANEOSLY OR NEED STEROIDS FOR 6 MONTHS OR LONGER.

MASSON BODIES

PNEUMOCONIOSES REACTION TO INHALATION OF MINERAL DUST. MOST COMMON: COAL, SILICA, ASBESTOS.

PATHOGENESIS REACTION OF LUNG TO MINERAL DUST DEPENDS ON: SIZE SHAPE SOLUBILITY REACTIVITY

SIZE PARTICLES > 5 MICROMETER ARE UNLIKELY TO REACH DISTAL AIRWAYS. < 0.5 MICROMETER MOVE IN AND OUT OF ALVEOLI WITHOUT BEING LODGED. 1-5 MICRON...MOST DANGEROUS. THEY GET LODGED AT THE BIFURCATION OF DISTAL AIRWAYS.

REACTIVITY COAL IS INERT.. LARGE AMOUNT NEEDS TO BE DEPOSITED BEFORE BECOMING CLINICALLY SIGNIFICANT. SILICA AND ASBESTOS ARE MORE REACTIVE.

PATHOGENESIS WHEN PARTICLES ACCUMOLATE, ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES ENGULF THEM AND CAUSE AN INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE RESULTING IN FIBROSIS.

COAL WORKER S PNEUMOCONIOSIS MAINLY CARBON BUT ADMIXED WITH OTHER CHEMICALS CAN CAUSE: ASYMPTOMATIC ANTHRACOSIS. : SIMPLE CWP. : COMPLICATED CWP

ANTHRACOSIS CARBON ENGULFED BY MACROPHAGES. ASYMPTOMATIC. ALSO SEEN IN SMOKERS AND ALL URBAN DWELLERS.

SIMPLE PNEUMOCONIOSIS DUST LADEN MACROPHAGES AND DELICATE NETWORK OF COLLAGEN FIBERS. FORM COAL MACULES AND COAL NODULES.

COMPLICATED CWP PROGRESSIVE MASSIVE FIBROSIS MULTIPLE SCARS. DENSE COLLAGEN AND PIGMENT.

CLINICAL FEATURES USUALLY BENIGN DISEASE WITH LITTLE EFFECT ON LUNG FUNCTION. PROGRESSIVE MASSIVE FIBROSIS... AFFECTS LUNG FUNCTION. NO INCRESED RISK OF CANCER.

SILICOSIS THE MOST COMMON CHRONIC OCCUPATIONAL DISEAE. INHALATION OF CRYSTALLINE SILICA. SILICA IS SILICON DIOXIDE SiO4.

SILICA CRYSTALLINE AND AMORPHOUS SILICA. CRYSTALLINE IS MORE TOXIC AND FIBRINOGENIC. QUARTZ IS MOSTLY IMPLICATED IN SILICOSIS.

PURE QUARTZ IS MUCH MORE FIBRINOGENIC THAN IF IT IS MIXED WITH OTHER MINERALS.

INGESTED SILICA CAUSES ACTIVATION OF MACROPHAGES AND RELEASE OF MEDIATORS. TNF IS IMPORTANT IN THE PATHOGENESIS, AS ANTI-TNF GIVEN TO MICE EXPOSED TO SILICA CAN BLOCK FIBROSIS.

MORPHOLOGY SILICOTIC NODULES: TINY DISCRETE PALE TO BLACKENED NODULES IN THE UPPER ZONES OF LUNGS. HISTOLOGICALLY: CONSINTRICALLY ARRANGED HYALINISED COLLAGEN FIBERS SURROUNDING AN AMORPHOUS CENTER. CAN PROGRESS TO PMF.

CLINICAL FEATURES RESPIRATORY SYMPTOMS USUALLY OCCUR WITH PMF. INCREASED SUSCEPTABILITY TO TB. SILICA DEPRESSES IMMUNITY AND IMPAIRS ABILITY OF MACROPHAGES TO PHAGOCYTOSE BACTERIA. RELATION TO LUNG CARCINOMA IS CONTROVERSIAL BUT SILICA IS THOGHT TO BE CARCINOGENIC IN HUMANS.

ASBESTOSIS ASBESTOS IS CRYSTALLINE SILICATES WITH FIBROUS GEOMETRY.

ASBESTOS FIBERS

ASBESTOS FIBERS ASBESTOS : SERPENTINE...CURLY AND FLEXIBLE. : AMPHIBOLES.. STRAIGHT AND STIFF. AMPHIBOLES ARE MORE FIBRINOGENIC. SERPENTINE ARE MORE COMMONLY USED IN INDUSTRY. BOTH TYPES CAN CAUSE ASBESTOSIS.

SERPENTINES ARE CURLY, FLEXIBLE AND SOLUBLE... IMPACTED IN UPPER AIRWAY, REMOVED BY CILIA.. AMPHIBOLES ARE STIFF AND STRAIGHT..SO ALIGHN THEMSELF AND DELIVERED DEEPER.

EFFECT OF ASBESTOS ON THE LUNGS FIBROSIS BY STIMULATING MACROPHAGES. ACTS AS TUMOUR INITIATOR AND PROMOTER

EFFECTS OF ASBSETOS INTERSTITIAL FIBROSIS: ASBESTOSIS. PLEURAL FIBROUS PLAQUES PLEURAL EFFUSION LUNG CARCINOMA PLEURAL AND PERITONEAL MESOTHELIOMA LARYNGEAL CARCINOMA

ASBESTOSIS DIFFUSE PULMONARY INTERSTITIAL FIBROSIS. UIP. ASBESTOS BODIES: GODEN BROWN BEADED RODS WITH A TRANSLUCENT CENTER.

ASBESTOS BODIES

ASBESTOS BODIES ASBESTOS FIBERS COATED WITH IRON- CONTAINING PROTENACEOUS MATERIAL. THEY FORM WHEN MACROPHAGES TRY TO PHAGOCYTOSE ASBESTOS FIBERS. THE IRON COMES FROM PHAGOCYTE FERRITIN.

ASBESTOSIS STARTS IN THE LOWER LOBES. CWN AND SILICOSIS...UPPER LOBES.

PLEURAL PLAQUES FIBROSIS IN PLEURA. THE MOST COMMON MANIFESTATION OF ASBESTOS EXPOSURE. DO NOT CONTAIN ASBESTOS BODIES.

PLEURAL PLAQUES

CLINICAL FEATURES PROGRESSIVE DYSPNEA 10-20 YEARS AFTER EXPOSURE. PLEURAL PLAQUES: ASYMPTOMATIC. LUNG CARCINOMA: 5 FOLD INCREASE. MESOTHELIOMA: 1000 TIMES INCREASED RISK.

SMOKERS WHO HAVE ASBESTOS EXPOSURE...INCREASED RISK OF LUNG CARCINOMA BUT NOT MESOTHELIOMA.