CTICasesRheumatoid Lung Disease
Imaging findings
Mixed pattern of fibrosis involving subpleural, peribronchovascular, and central distributions with traction bronchiectasis.
Key takeaways
When imaging displays a non-typical or mixed UIP/NSIP pattern, one should strongly consider an underlying rheumatologic cause, such as rheumatoid arthritis.
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