Reply to White and Kalluri: Response to High Flow Oxygen Therapy in ILD Exacerbation—An Imperfect Therapy

Jesse Roman; Ross Summer; Gautam George

doi:10.1093/annalsats/aaoag155

June 23, 2026Annals of the American Thoracic Society

Reply to White and Kalluri: Response to High Flow Oxygen Therapy in ILD Exacerbation—An Imperfect Therapy

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This correspondence addresses the complexities and limitations of high flow oxygen therapy in managing exacerbations of interstitial lung disease.
Review of previous literature on high flow oxygen therapy
Analysis of clinical outcomes associated with therapy in ILD exacerbations
High flow oxygen therapy may not significantly improve oxygen saturation in all patients with ILD exacerbations.
Response to treatment can be variable, indicating need for personalized approaches in therapy.

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Reply highlights effects of high flow oxygen therapy on ILD exacerbation, suggesting limitations in effectiveness.

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Jesse Roman, Ross Summer, Gautam George; Reply to White and Kalluri: Response to High Flow Oxygen Therapy in ILD Exacerbation—An Imperfect Therapy, Annals

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