Abstract

The use of lung ultrasound in the screening, diagnosis, and evaluation of interstitial lung disease has been relatively well studied, but has not been widely accepted and applied in clinical practice. There are also some differences in the examination methods applied in these studies. This paper summarized the application, advantages, and disadvantages of lung ultrasound in the diagnosis and follow-up of interstitial lung disease by comprehensively reviewing the examination methods, research results and progress of new technologies of lung ultrasound in interstitial lung disease.

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