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Optimal follow-up duration for nonspecific pleuritis: how long is long enough? | Synapse

April 24, 2026ERJ Open Research0 citationsOpen Access

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Optimal follow-up duration for nonspecific pleuritis: how long is long enough?

SOSemanur Ozyavuz GAGuntulu Ak SMSelma Metintaş

Key Points

To determine the ideal follow-up duration for nonspecific pleuritis in relation to malignancy risk.
Evaluation of nonspecific pleuritis cases diagnosed within 12 months and beyond.
Analysis of follow-up recommendations for high-risk patients.
Most nonspecific pleuritis cases are diagnosed within 12 months.
Some cases reveal malignancies like mesothelioma after initial diagnosis.
Structured follow-up beyond 12 months is recommended for high-risk individuals.

Abstract

NSP is often benign but some cases may later reveal malignancy, especially mesothelioma. Most are diagnosed within 12 months, yet delayed cases exist. Structured follow-up beyond 12 months is advised for high-risk patients. https://bit.ly/47ECu4Y.

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Ozyavuz et al. (Sun,) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69eb07a4553a5433e34b319e https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.1183/23120541.00947-2025