Non activated TB | Figure 1

Non activated TB

Case Overview

• Patient: Male, 60 years old
• History: History of TB & pleural effusion from 20 years ago
• Presentation: Now presented in the ER with persistent cough & dyspnea
• O2 saturation: 68% on room air

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