CTICasesPulmonary Tuberculosis (TB)
Imaging findings
Unilateral perilymphatic nodules forming the "fairy ring sign" (a reverse halo with nodular components).
Key takeaways
TB can mimic sarcoidosis with a "sarcoid-like" reaction. In the presence of compatible risk factors, TB should remain on the differential even when findings appear atypical or unilateral.
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