CTICasesTuberculoma
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Imaging findings
A nodule was seen in the right lower lobe, associated with some distortion, possible bronchiectasis, and para-atrial emphysema or hyperinflation.
Key takeaways
The biopsy culture was positive for tuberculosis, although sputum samples were negative, suggesting a dormant tuberculoma. This case highlights tuberculosis in an immigrant from Afghanistan.
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