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Research progress on predictive factors and therapeutic strategies for rapidly progressive interstitial lung disease
Medical Journal of Chinese People′s Liberation Army   Vol. 51, Issue 5, Pages: 795-802(2026)
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    • Research progress on predictive factors and therapeutic strategies for rapidly progressive interstitial lung disease

    • DOI：10.11855/j.issn.0577-7402.1802.2026.0108    

      CLC： R563

    • Received：14 August 2025，

      Accepted：05 November 2025，

      Published：28 May 2026

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  • Kou Ping,Tang Xiao-Kui.Research progress on predictive factors and therapeutic strategies for rapidly progressive interstitial lung disease[J].Medical Journal of Chinese People′s Liberation Army,2026,51(05):795-802. DOI： 10.11855/j.issn.0577-7402.1802.2026.0108.

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