Presentation
Pulmonary tuberculosis patient after completing ATT.
Patient Data
Age: 40 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis
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Right upper lobe collapse due to fibrosis and pleural thickening with right sided tracheal and mediastinal shift, crowding of right upper ribs, uplifting of right hilum and juxtaphrenic peak sign.
The left lung is hyperinflated.
Case Discussion
Cicatrisation collapse of right upper lobe in a patient with tuberculosis. The degree of tracheal and mediastinum shift are in favor of fibrosis.
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