CXR reveals lymphadenopathy in right paratracheal space Follow up CT confirms low density lymph nodesAshley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.netCT reveals bulky conglomerate lymphadenopathy with central hypodensity (red arrow) in right levels IV, VI, supraclavicular region and partially visualized within the upper mediastinum. Differential includes infection, such as mycobacterial, or malignancy.
CT reveals bulky conglomerate lymphadenopathy with central hypodensity in right levels IV, VI, supraclavicular region and partially visualized within the upper mediastinum. Differential includes infection, such as mycobacterial, or malignancy. Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.netCT reveals bulky conglomerate lymphadenopathy with central hypodensity in right levels IV, VI, supraclavicular region and partially visualized within the upper mediastinum. Differential includes infection, such as mycobacterial, or malignancy. Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.netCT reveals bulky conglomerate lymphadenopathy with central hypodensity in right levels IV, VI, supraclavicular region and partially visualized within the upper mediastinum. Differential includes infection, such as mycobacterial, or malignancy.CT reveals bulky conglomerate lymphadenopathy with central hypodensity in right levels IV, VI, supraclavicular region and partially visualized within the upper mediastinum. Differential includes infection, such as mycobacterial, or malignancy. Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.netCXR reveals improved lymphadenopathy following treatment for TB Follow up CXR after treatment
SMALL CALCIFIED HILAR LYMPH NODES INACTIVE SECONDARY TB WITH EXTENSIVE PARENCHYMAL AND LYMPHOVASCULAR INVOLVEMENT 48-year-old male with history of TB presents with back pain AP view of the spine shows complex lesion in the right apex characterized by fibronodular opacities. There are scattered calcifications throughout the lungs but some are centered around the lymphatics, including the interlobular septa and centrilobular region Ashley Davidoff MD
