This book covers various aspects of a respiratory system disorder associated with prescribed drugs that do not yet have established treatment guidelines, and for which the only treatment is to discontinue taking the drug. Very little clinical evidence regarding the disorder is available, since randomized trials cannot to be carried out, the onset of the disorder cannot be predicted, and the resulting pathological condition is life-threatening. However, the need for an established treatment continues to grow due to the introduction of many new drugs, such as anti-neoplastic drugs, biological products, and molecular target drugs, the adverse effects of which are difficult to differentiate from those of other lung diseases, such as lung infectious diseases.
Drug-Induced Lung Injury offers a highly beneficial resource not only for respiratory physicians but also all medical clinicians who prescribe drugs, nurses, pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists. Written by pioneering experts in the field, the book examines a wealth of cases and the insights they yield concerning the diagnosis, treatment and specific drugs causing the disease. It not only fosters a deeper understanding of the disorder but also highlights the current challenges and paves the way for future clinical research.

Introduces representative drugs causing the disorder such as antineoplastic drugs, biological products, and molecular target drugs Will not only benefit respiratory physicians but all medical clinicians who prescribe drugs, nurses, pharmacists and pharmaceutical scientists Fosters a deeper understanding of the disorder, highlights the current challenges and paves the way for future clinical research

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Editors

Masayuki Hanaoka
First Department of Medicine
Shinshu University School of Medicine
Matsumoto, Japan

Hiroyuki Nakamura
Department of Respiratory Medicine
Tokyo Medical University Ibaraki Medical Center
Ibaraki, Japan

Kazutetsu Aoshiba
Department of Respiratory Medicine
Tokyo Medical University Ibaraki Medical Center
Ibaraki, Japan

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Part IDefinition, Pathogenesis, and Epidemiology.- 1. Definition, Pathogenesis and Epidemiology: What is DLI?.- 2. Epidemiology and Risk Factors of Drug-Induced Lung Disease: What are the prevalence and risk factors of DLI?.- 3. Clinical Characteristics of DLI: What are the clinical features of DLI?.- Part IIDiagnosis.- 4. Diagnostic Approach for DLI: How is DLI diagnosed?.- 5. Blood tests for the diagnosis and/or management of DLI: What are the clinical significances of KL-6, SP-A, SP-D and DLST in DLI?.- 6. Imaging features of drug-induced interstitial lung disease: How HRCT of DLI is interpreted?.- 7. Pathology of DLI: What is the pathological significance of DLI?.- 8. Differential Diagnosis of DLI: What are the differential diagnoses of DLI?.- Part IITreatment.- 9. Therapeutic Strategies for DLI: How should DLI be treated?.- Part IVDrugs Causing DLI.- 10. DLI induced by non-molecular target antineoplastic drugs: What are the characteristics of DLI in non-molecular target antineoplastic drugs?.- 11. DLI induced by Molecular Target Antineoplastic Drug: What are the characteristics of DLI in molecular target antineo-plastic drugs?.- 12. DLI caused by disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs: What are the characteristics of DLI by disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs?.- 13. DLI Induced by Herbal Medicine: What are the characteristics of DLI due to herbal medicines?.- 14. DLI induced by Antiarrhythmic Drug and Antimicrobial Drug: What are the characteristics of DLI in antiarrhythmic drugs and antimicrobial drugs?.