TRACK 1:  Impact of COVID-19 on Lungs

COVID-19, shows much impact on lungs as it slaughter the lungs by causing minor illness like cough , cold  and another possible complication of COVID-19, can also cause abiding  harm to the lungs and other organs. It causes respiratory tract infections that can range from mild to lethal in human like other respiratory illnesses, COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, can cause enduring lung damage it affects the lungs while people are sick with lung disorders and even  after recovery.

TRACK 2:  Occurrence of Pneumonia in Lungs

Pneumonia means inflammation of one or both lungs that is usually caused by an infection. Other germs like bacteria, viruses and fungi can also cause pneumonia. When you breathe in these germs in the air they can settle in the alveoli of your lungs. Deep in your lungs, the germs may settle in lung lobes and damage it eventually. After once the lungs got infected the alveoli in the lungs starts filling up with puss and mucus. This swelling of the air sacs makes them less extendible and keeps oxygen from properly reaching your blood thirstiest.

TRACK 3: Hantavirus Pulmonary syndrome (HPS)

The Hantaviruses are a group of rodent-borne lung diseases and viruses .The Hantaviruses found in Europe and Asia cause a form of kidney disease called hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome (HFRS).Hantaviruses infect people when they are inhaled. If the virus reaches your lungs, it can infect the cells of tiny blood vessels in the lungs, causing them to become perforated. The perforated blood vessels allow fluid to fill the lungs and hence it decreases the breathe flow.

TRACK 4: Relationship between Pancreatitis and Lung diseases

Acute pancreatitis can cause chemical transformation in human body that affect the lung function, causing the decrease in the percentage of oxygen in your blood to fall to dangerously low levels. With severe pancreatitis there are a lot of provocative chemicals that are secreted into the blood fluid. These chemicals create inflammation throughout the body, including the lungs. Patients with acute pancreatitis may develop acute lung injury, clinically recognized as the adult respiratory distress syndrome. Most patients who die during the early stages of severe acute pancreatitis die because of damage of lungs in the body.

Mycoplasma pneumonia (MP) is a bacterium responsible for acute pneumonia in children the pancreatitis occurred in the 3rd week after the onset of cough damages the respiratory tract entirely.

TRACK 5:  Mediators of Lung damage and Dysfunction in Tuberculosis

TB is caused by the bacterium M tuberculosis. The infection in the lungs damages the lung tissue causing them to cough up the bacteria which then spread through the air and can be inhaled and exhaled by the others. In the complete damages of lung tissues which results in large holes in the lung lobes called cavities and widening of the airways called bronchiectasis.

The healing process after treatment of tuberculosis can cause damage as loss of the spongy part of the lung ultimately leading to restrictive spirometry or restrictive lung disease. Pulmonary TB is curable with treatment but if not treated properly and treatment left behind negligence the disease often causes life-threatening concerns. Untreated pulmonary TB disease can lead to long-term damage to these lungs.

TRACK 6:  Cardio Pulmonary Disorders

Cardiopulmonarydisorders is the range between the heart and the lungs. Pulmonary Hyper tension results to Decrease in the percentage of Oxygen in the lungs. Oxygenation failure in the lungs leads to

• Alveolar Edema
• Emphysema
• Leukemia
• Lung carcinoma
• Lobar Pneumonia
• Tuberculosis

TRACK 7:  Betterment of Lung Abscess

A Lung Abscess is usually caused by bacteria that normally live in the mouth or throat and that are inhaled into the lungs causes infection. Obstruction of the airways in the thoracic cavity also can lead to abscess formation. Lung abscesses is formed when bacteria or infected blood clots travel through the blood fluids to the lung from another infected site in the body.

For Betterment Antibiotic Therapy:

Antibiotics intake is required. Antibiotics are initially given through a vein and later through mouth if the person’s condition is normal. Antibiotic treatment continues until the symptoms disappear and a chest x-ray shows that the abscess has cleared up. Such improvement usually requires 3 to 6 weeks of antibiotic therapy even it might take longer period of time as well

TRACK 8:  COPD chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

COPD happens in the lungs when there is a struck in the airflow in the Respiratory trunk. Smoking is the main cause of COPD. It happens when there is suffocation in the breathing. In non-smokers deficiency of alpha-1 antitrypsin can develop Emphysema. COPD happens when there is a long term exposure to irritants of gases. COPD even leads to Heart failure as the lungs are very close to the heart the Air flow into the blood stream at heart gets objected.

Symptoms of COPD:

• The Air sacs and Valves become thinner and lethargic
• Walls of the lungs get damaged gradually
• Airways get slowdown
• Mucus formation In the Airways and Air sacs.
• Emphysema
• Chronic bronchitis

TRACK 9:  Prevention and Control of Respiratory Diseases

Environmental management is a crucial part of therapy in abnormal respiratory diseases. Ventilation in the cooking area and workspace leads to the major decrease of microbes and bacteria. A removal of Dampness around the living area creates freshness and recreates the environmental healthiness. Improving the Respiratory health helps for the improvement of proper Blood circulation and Airflow into the alveoli of the lungs.

Some of the ways that helps to Control Chronic Respiratory diseases

• Avoiding smoking and second hand smoke
• Improving good BMI
• Avoidance of Air pollution.
• Taking care from germs and Allergens.
• Avoiding Exposure to Flu effected persons.
• Maintenance of proper Ventilation in living area

TRACK 10:  Abnormalities in breathing regulation

Abnormalities in breathing regulation include apnea, eupnea, orthopnea, dyspnea, hyperpnea, Hyper and Hypo ventilation, hypoventilation, tachypnea, kussmaul respiration, Cheyne - Stokes respiration, sighing respiration, biot respiration, apneustic breathing, central neurogenic hyperventilation, and central neurogenic hypoventilation. Abnormality in breathing leads to Inflammation of lungs and occurrence of Apnea which in abnormal respiration in sleep. It leads to Destruction of Mental health and illness in human.

TRACK 11:  Pulmonary, Critical care and Sleep

Pulmonary, Critical care and Sleep this department deals with the diseases affecting the lungs and the respiratory system. Pulmonologists treat for the disorders related to the lungs but some of the pulmonologists get elected to become boarded to take care of Sleep Medicine. Pulmonary medicine focuses of functioning of lungs and chest walls and thoracic cavity. Respiratory and sleep medicine specialist is Professional at medicine who take care of diagnosing, treatment, prevention and control of respiratory breathing during sleep.

TRACK 12:  Lung cancer diagnosis & treatment

Lung biopsy is the test used to diagnose the lung cancer. It depends upon the damage of the tissues and cells in the lungs. Some of the non-small cell cases can be diagnosed and treated accordingly. Tests to diagnose Lung cancer are Imaging tests | Sputum cytology | Tissue sample known as biopsy |

TRACK 13:  CO-Morbidities in COPD

Comorbidity refers to a Disease or condition present in the same person at same time. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients commonly report on Comorbidities such as cardiac disease, diabetes mellitus, hypertension, osteoporosis, and psychological disorders.

• How does COPD related to Heart stroke?
• What is the 6 minute walk test for COPD?
• Is osteoarthritis comorbidity?

TRACK 14:  Interstitial Lung Disease

Interstitial Lung Disease is also known as pulmonary fibrosis. Scarring of lung tissue happens in the process of pulmonary fibrosis. Hence results to stiffness of Lung tissue. It is an Increasing disease, and at present there is no cure for damage caused by scarring and swelling of the lung tissue. Lung tissue analysis is performed to diagnose the disease.

• Bronchoscopy
• Bronchoalveolar lavage.
• Surgical biopsy
• Pulmonary rehabilitation
• Oxygen therapy

TRACK 15: Lung Transplantation

The process of transfer of infected lung from a healthy donor is referred as lung transplantation. Person effecting with lung infections are not advisable to be a donor. The donor tissue should be matched as to your tissue.

• Risk involved in Lung transplantation
• Types of Lung transplantation
• Age criteria for Lung transplantation

TRACK 16: COPD Exacerbations

A person with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) experiences long-term, progressive damage to their lungs which affects the airflow to the lungs this condition is referred as emphysema or chronic bronchitis. If the symptoms are severe than earlier at COPD then this condition is termed as acute exacerbation. COPD exacerbation symptoms are Cough |Decrease in the Oxygen level |Wheezing more than normal | Low immunity. Home treatment to overcome COPD Exacerbations are

• Antibiotics
• Inhalers
• Steroids

TRACK 17: Occupational & Environmental lung Disease

Occupational and environmental lung diseases are caused by the inhalation of toxic and hazardous chemicals in and around the work station and living area. Diseases are caused by exposure to germs and harmful chemicals. Intake of harmful gases, continuous exposure at coal mines leads to the breathing difficulty which results into the damage of lung tissue.

TRACK 18: Effect of Thoracic tumors on Lungs

The spread of cancer cells onto the lung lobes results in the blockage of Air sacs around the lungs. When people breathe in dangerous, toxic substances the change in lung cell happens and it gets replicated as hence causes tumors. Lung cancer happens at lymph nodes within the lung. At early stages you cannot feel or see the tumors        in the lung, Later often you get Cough, sneezing and wheezing but there is some other which can be shown out too.

TRACK 19: Knowledge on Chronic bronchitis and Pulmonary Hypertension

Pulmonary hypertension is a type of high blood pressure arises at the right side of your heart closest to the lung lobe. It occurs due to congenital heart disease, High blood pressure, liver disease. High blood pressure in the arteries to your lungs is dangerous condition. Your heart has to pump high volume of blood through. Medication and oxygen therapy gives the best results in improving the quality of life.

MESH TERMS:

• Heart Failure / epidemiology
• Pulmonary Embolism / epidemiology
• Vascular Resistance / physiology
• Hypertension, Pulmonary / etiology

TRACK 20:  Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis

Excess exposure to the Hazardous chemicals and coal dust results to pulmonary fibrosis. Scarring of the lungs for an unknown reason is known as Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis. Repetitive lung injury happens to the Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis in the lung alveoli.

• Dry cough that doesn’t go away
• Chest pain or tightness
• Leg swelling
• Loss of appetite
• Shortness of breath at Physical activities.

THERAPIES FOR PULMONARY FIBROSIS (MEDICATION):

FDA-approved Treatments were being done

• Nintedanib Ofev
• Pirfenidone Esbriet

SCIENTIFIC INNOVATIONS ON LUNG DISEASES IN 2020:

• New Radiography technologies are innovated to help diagnose, treat and manage respiratory lung diseases.
• Targeted therapy is used to treat advanced cancers.
• Lung cells are rich in VEGF factor which helps for stimulation of the lung phenotypes.
• Genetic Medicine has great impact on diagnose and treatment of lung diseases.
• Tomography made great
• Recombinant DNA Technology is to sophisticate monoclonal antibodies in the treatment of Asthma.