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Interstitial Lung Disease in People With Systemic Autoimmune Rheumatic Disease

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10 Treatment Figure 3. Initital Treatment Options for the Treatment of Interstitial Lung Disease Associated With Systemic Autoimmune Diseases of Interest * Decisions on GC dose and use of oral versus intravenous therapy depend on severity of disease. GCs should be used cautiously in patients with MCTD with a systemic sclerosis phenotype who may be at increased risk of renal crisis. † Treatments are listed in order based on a hierarchy established by head-to-head votes, although the panel noted that decisions on which first-line therapy to use were dependent on specific situations and patient factors. In all diseases, mycophenolate was conditionally recommended over the other listed therapies. erapies here are divided into "preferred" options and "additional options" based on the rank-order hierarchy. Systemic Sclerosis First-line ILD therapy Glucocorticoids + Preferred Additional options Myositis Strong recommendation against glucocorticoids (GCs) Short-term GCs* Mycophenolate † Tocilizumab Rituximab Mycophenolate † Azathioprine Rituximab CNI Cyclophosphamide Nintedanib Azathioprine Janus kinase inhibitor (JAKi) Cyclophosphamide

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