Dr. Kevin Gibson’s Research

Dr. Gibson’s research focuses on clinical trials of novel therapeutics in interstitial lung disease, the discovery of biomarkers of disease activity and progression, and clinical translational studies of disease pathogenesis.

This high resolution CT scan of the chest demonstrates the most important features seen in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, including honeycomb change and traction bronchiectasis.

This slide demonstrates noncaseating granuloma associated with sarcoidosis involving the lung. The circular scars represent a form of inflammation and scarring that is characteristic of sarcoidosis involvement of the lung.

This image shows the typical appearance of hypersensitivity pneumonitis on high resolution CT scanning of the chest. The image shows bilateral diffuse soft nodular densities reflecting the unique pattern of inflammation and scarring seen in this disease.

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