Have you noticed poor response to Tyvaso DPI compared to the nebulized form in PH-ILD?
Could the intrinsic inspiratory capacity and distribution of medication be different between the two routes?
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Pulmonology · University of Cincinnati
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I find that patients with PH-ILD who have symptoms of dry cough at baseline do better when initiated on Tyvaso nebulizer. I have found the nebulized form of the medication easier to initiate, with better toleration of titration. I often transition my patients to the DPI formulation for convenience o...
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