Lung cancer and fibrotic interstitial lung diseases: a challenging association for pulmonologists

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Chairs: T. Blum (Berlin, Germany), M. Wijsenbeek (Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Aims: to provide an overview of the epidemiology, clinical, radiological and pathological characteristics and prognosis of patients with lung cancer (LC) associated with fibrotic interstitial lung disease (fILD); to describe evidence of pathophysiological intersections between these two diseases and the importance of designing new therapeutic strategies based on this knowledge; to explain the importance of cancer treatments that could improve the survival of such patients; to investigate how anti-fibrotic treatments or other therapeutic innovations could modify the natural history of these diseases.
Current portrait of LC-fILD: from epidemiology to clinico-patholo-radiological presentation and prognosis
M. Funke-Chambour (Bern, Switzerland)
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Pathophysiology of LC and fILD : siblings or just friends?
V. Poletti (Forlì, Italy)
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How to stop LC-fILD progression: an overview of modern therapeutic strategies
J. Cadranel (Paris Cedex 20, France)
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How to disrupt malicious LC-fILD pathways: antifibrotic agents as a promising therapeutic approach
A. Wells (London, United Kingdom)
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Discussion and Q&A

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