I'll start by reading the medical library skill, then search for comprehensive information on pulmonary fibrosis pathogenesis.

Now I'll run parallel searches across the medical library and PubMed simultaneously.

Good. Let me search the library with broader terms and run paragraph searches in parallel.

Excellent. I have several key textbook sources. Let me read the most relevant sections in parallel - Murray & Nadel's IPF section and Fishman's pulmonary fibrosis section.

Excellent material. Now let me read the dedicated IPF section from Murray & Nadel's and more of Fishman's content on pathogenesis.

Let me now read the core IPF pathogenesis section from Murray & Nadel's block 9 and also the Fishman's block 4 section on autoantibodies in pulmonary fibrosis.

Let me now get the core pathogenesis content from Murray & Nadel's block 23 and Robbins Pathology.

Excellent. Now let me read the Robbins Pathology section on chronic interstitial lung diseases - this is likely the most comprehensive overview.

Let me now get the more detailed Robbins Pathology section and also search for genetic/molecular mechanisms.

Let me read the key Robbins Pathology detailed section on IPF pathogenesis and also look for an image.

Let me now get the detailed Robbins pathogenesis diagram text and the Fishman's core IPF pathogenesis sections.

Now let me read the detailed Robbins Cotran IPF pathogenesis section and fetch the pathogenesis diagram.

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