Case 97: How to Identify and Diagnose Miliary TB as a Cause of ARDS
Milary TB can be diagnosed as a cause of ARDS by evaluating the least involved areas, usually the apices
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A 38-years old came with acute respiratory failure.
The chest radiograph showed diffuse disease.
The CT done 1 day later showed diffuse ground glass and focal consolidation.
The least involved areas (the apices) showed classic miliary nodules.
The video discusses this case as well as 3 other cases, including one that was described in Case 84.
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