Pulmonary tuberculosis: Chest radiograph can appear normal in immunocompromised patients
Ben C. Creagh-Brown, Ruth J Whitfield
Abstract
Ben C. Creagh-Brown, Ruth J Whitfield
Abstract
Campbell and Bah-Sow describe the varied patterns of abnormality in chest radiographs in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis, appearances often being less specific in immunocompromised patients.1 We agree that a high index of suspicion is necessary in such patients and highlight the inadequacy of a chest radiograph in excluding pulmonary tuberculosis.
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Campbell and Bah-Sow describe the varied patterns of abnormality in chest radiographs in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis, appearances often being less specific in immunocompromised patients.1 We agree that a high index of suspicion is necessary in such patients and highlight the inadequacy of a chest radiograph in excluding pulmonary tuberculosis.
Key concepts: Chest radiograph, Tuberculosis, Pulmonary tuberculosis, Medicine, Radiography, Pathology, Radiology, Computer science