A case of a 56 year old ,alcoholic and smoker male patient w | Figure 1

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A case of a 56 year old, alcoholic and smoker male patient with bilateral cavitation of the lung (red circles) and mediastinal lymphadenopathy (green arrows). Bronchoscopy with lavage revealed tuberculosis. The patient was treated accordingly.

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