New Results from the Multicenter REVISE PPF Study

Brainomix Multicenter Study Demonstrates Potential of Quantitative CT for Earlier Detection of Progressive Pulmonary Fibrosis (PPF)

The authors used quantitative CT to support identification of radiological progression and PPF earlier than routine clinical assessment, with lead times of up to 28 months, creating an opportunity for earlier diagnosis and treatment.

The study found that CT measures were associated with increased risk of future PPF and increased mortality. Earlier identification of progression by clinicians could support more timely diagnosis and treatment decisions, with the potential to ultimately benefit patient outcomes.

The peer-reviewed study, published in The Annals of the American Thoracic Society, included patients from three leading US ILD centres: the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Weill Cornell Medicine and the University of Chicago.