Journals / Tüberküloz ve Toraks / 2014 / Cilt: 62 - Sayı: 3

An important concomitancy: interstitial lun g diseases and sleep related breathin g disorders

Önemli bir beraberlik: İnterstisyel akciğer hastalıkları ve uyku ilişkili solunum bozuklukları

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231–235
Publication Date
2022-11-03
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In th is review ILD-OSAS con -comitancy will be analyzed from its various as pects .

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Objective & Hypothesis:Interstitial lun g diseases (ILD), are a group of diseases which can involve pulmonary interstitium, small airways, and vessels, an d,diffuse ly affect pulmonary parenchyma as a conse q uence deve lo pment of inflammation, an d fib rosis lea din g to respiratory failure,an d fina lly death .
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Key Findings & Data:Because of ch aracteristic feature of OSAS ie. recurrent oxygen desaturations during nigh t h ours, ILD-OSAS concomitancy accelerates progression ofunderlying lung disease.
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Conclusion & Impact:In th is review ILD-OSAS con -comitancy will be analyzed from its various as pects .
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters

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Interstitial lun g diseases (ILD), are a group of diseases which can involve pulmonary interstitium, small airways, and vessels, an d,diffuse ly affect pulmonary parenchyma as a conse q uence deve lo pment of inflammation, an d fib rosis lea din g to respiratory failure,an d fina lly death . Ob structive slee p a pnea s yn drome (OSAS) is adisorder wh ic h courses with its systemic outcomes, an d increasin gmorbidity, and mortality when accom panied with other respiratorysystem diseases. Concomitancy of OSAS with oth er lun g diseasesinclu din g c h ronic o b structive pulmonary disease, asth ma, ILD,cystic fib rosis is terme d asoverlap syn drome . Because of ch aracteristic feature of OSAS ie. recurrent oxygen desaturations during nigh t h ours, ILD-OSAS concomitancy accelerates progression ofunderlying lung disease. Th erefore, in cases with ILD, early diagnosis, an d treatment of comorbid OSAS conveys vita l importance inth at th is approach improves quality of life of th e patients, an d slows down progression of th e disease. In th is review ILD-OSAS con -comitancy will be analyzed from its various as pects .

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İnterstisyel akciğer hastalıkları (İAH); akciğerlerde interstisyum, alveoller, küçük hava yolları ve damarları tutabilen, inflamasyo n ve onfib rozis ge lişimi sonucu a k ciğer paran kimini difüz o lara k etkileyen, so lunum yetmezliğine yo l açara k ölüm le sonuçlana b ilen h a s alık-stalardır. O b strü ktif uyku apne sen dromu (OSAS); sistemik sonuçlarla seyre den, diğer so lunum sistemi h asta lıklarıyla b irlikte lik gö ster-ösdiğinde morbidite ve mortalitesi artan bir bozukluktur. OSAS ile kronik obstrüktif akciğer hastalığı, astım, İAH, kistik fibrozis gibi diğe rdakciğer hastalıkların ın birlikteliğioverlap sendrom olarak tan ımlanmaktadır. OSASın karakteristik özelliği olan, gece boyu te k rar-eklayan oksi jen desatürasyonları nedeniyle, İAH-OSAS birlikteliğinde altta yatan akciğer hastalığın ın pro gresyonu h ızlanmaktadı . Bu r.n edenledir ki, İAHlı olgularda ya ş am kalitesinin iyile ştirilmesi ve hastalık pro gresyonunun yava şlatılmasında e şlik eden OSASın e rken ertan ısı ve tedavisi hayati önem arz etmektedir. Bu derlemede İAH-OSAS birlikteliği çe şitli yönleriyle ele alınacaktır.

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KANBAY, A., İNÖNÜ, H. K., KÖKTÜRK, O. (2022). An important concomitancy: interstitial lun g diseases and sleep related breathin g disorders. Tüberküloz ve Toraks, Cilt: 62 - Sayı: 3, 231–235. https://ajindex.com/articles/618604

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