Chest Radiography Interpretation: Pulmonary TB ppt

Distribution: Slight upper lobe predominance but any lobe can be involved Air-Space consolidation Cavitation is uncommon... pa: 1° TB: Lobar Consolidation ol... » Adenopathy is common, p

Distribution: Slight upper lobe

predominance but any lobe can be involved

Air-Space consolidation Cavitation is uncommon (<10%)

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1° TB: Lobar Consolidation ol

» Adenopathy is common, particularly

in children and HIV infected

> Preailection for the right side

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Primary Tuberculosis: Pleura

> Effusions common in adults

» Less common In children

> May be only finding in primary

disease

rignt side more common

isolated anterior segment involvement is

unusual (think M avium complex)

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Patterns of disease

alr Soace consolidation cavitation, cavitary nodule endobronchial spread

miliary oronchostenosis tuberculoma

POSi-phimary

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Posi— 1-16

POSi-primary

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Posi-primary ib; Cavitary Nodule

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|POsi-primary 1B: BIOHCHOSICHOSIS,

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Posi-primahy 1B: Bronchostenosis

PIN Gv ee JAQCT1ILIS

FIW¿4 1B:

Adenitis

Apical pleural thickening

Calcified granuloma—Ghon lesion Calcified granuloma and hilar node

Fiealeq 1E:

Ghon

Lesion

Healed TB: |

Ranke

Gomplex