FINAL DIAGNOSE CASE-13

    Final diagnose Case-13 (FB and Insta Post)

📄 Radiology Report Format

Patient Details:

  • Name:......
  • Age / Sex: 60Y/M
  • Date of Study: Post-13
  • Modality: CT Chest / X-ray Chest PA

Clinical History:-

A 60 year male patient present with cough chest pain and hemoptysis

Findings on Chest X-ray PA



  • Patchy bilateral opacities, more prominent on the upper zones.
  • Increased bronchovascular markings.
  • Possibly cavitary lesion in right upper zone.
  • Suggestive of chronic infective pathology, likely post-primary pulmonary tuberculosis.

Findings on HRCT Chest:

  1. Ground-glass opacities

    • Seen in both lungs, more on the right side.
    • Indicates active inflammation, infection, or early fibrosis.

  2. Emphysematous changes



    • Dilated lucent areas without vascular markings, particularly in the upper lobes.
    • Suggests paraseptal or centrilobular emphysema.

  3. Cavitatory lesion


    • Thick-walled cavity in the right upper lobe with adjacent consolidation.
    • Classic sign of post-primary TB or necrotizing pneumonia.

  4. Atelectatic bands

    • Linear areas of collapse and fibrosis –
    •  common in chronic infections like TB.

Impression:

  • Pulmonary Tuberculosis (likely active or reactivation)
  • Cavitatory lesion in right upper lobe
  • Associated emphysematous changes
  • Bilateral ground-glass opacities
  • Atelectasis and fibrotic bands
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