CTICasesSequelae of Old Tuberculosis
Imaging findings
Destroyed left lung with a large aspergilloma in a residual cavity, accompanied by mosaic attenuation and bronchiectasis in the right lung.
Key takeaways
Old TB can result in significant permanent airway and parenchymal injury, predisposing patients to secondary fungal colonization.
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