Automated digital quantification of parenchymal lung fibrosis in COVID-19 related and -unrelated ARDS

Gérard, Ludovic;et.al.
(2022) Congrès de la Société Belge de Soins intensifs SIZ (15.June.2020)

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1) PSR staining allows robust and reliable quantification of collagen deposition in human lung tissue and allows to distinguish between « compact » (old) and « scattered » (young) collagen fibers 2) Total CPA (all collagen fibers) increases in ARDS compared to controls No difference between COVID-related and COVID-unrelated ARDS 3) Dramatic increase of « scattered » (young) fibers in all ARDS patients, with no significant difference between COVID-related or -unrelated ARDS 4) Scattered fibers correlate with disease severity in all ARDS patients No correlation with disease/MV duration
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Gérard, L., & et al. (2022). Automated digital quantification of parenchymal lung fibrosis in COVID-19 related and -unrelated ARDS. Congrès de la Société Belge de Soins intensifs SIZ. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/100385