Which of the following statements best describe the typical findings on a chest radiograph for a patient with interstitial lung disease?

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Interstitial lung disease typically presents with diffuse bilateral infiltrates on chest radiograph. Unilateral upper lobe infiltrates may be seen in some specific types of interstitial lung disease, but is not typical. Diffuse pulmonary hyperinflation and diffuse pleural inflammation are also not typical findings in interstitial lung disease.

Which of the Following Statements Best Describe the Typical Findings