CTICasesPost-TB Fibrosis
Imaging findings
Symmetrical, exuberant upper-lobe volume loss with traction bronchiectasis, hyperinflation of the lower lobes, and parenchymal calcifications.
Key takeaways
While symmetrical upper-lobe fibrosis can suggest conditions like pleuroparenchymal fibroelastosis, these findings can also represent severe sequelae of chronic, reactivated Tuberculosis.
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