Military TB |
2. Secondary TB
Asymptomatic Primary TB -
• Caseous granuloma - Ghon's focus (in lung parenchyma)
• Ghon's focus + Perihilar lymph node granuloma = Ghon's / Ranke's complex
• No cavitation
• Pleural involvement is common and U/L
• Pleural effusion
Symptomatic Primary TB -
• Affects children, elderly and immunocompromised.
• Cavitary lesions.
Secondary TB -
• Reactivation
• Hilar lymphadenopathy is not a primary character
Diagnosis :-
Tuberculin test
• Positive test - Induration >10mm in 48 hours
• False negative - (very imp, learn them all)
1. Miliary TB
2. Measles
3. Severe Malnutrition
4. Sarcoidosis
5. Lymphoraticular malignancy
CXR - Upper lobe disease with cavities and infiltration.
Upper lobe + Perihilar involvement |
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