Severe Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Interspaces are narrower compared to the right side. This means there is extensive fibrosis.

Cavitations and bullae

Severe Pulmonary Tuberculosis by mjagbayani.

This is the x-ray of a 40 year old woman previously treated for tuberculosis. Her left lung is fibrotic and there is radiologic evidence of bullae and cavitations. This is similar to this x-ray.

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Jon M. Iñarritu says:

Excellent. This is a very advanced case.
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Severe Pulmonary Tuberculosis

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