bihiläre Lymphadenopathie

School ager

with a cough. CXR PA and lateral shows massive bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy with the lungs being clear.The diagnosis was tuberculosis.

Chest x-ray

showing bilateral hilar adenopathy of primary pulmonary TB

Bihiläre

Lymphadenopathie bei Sarkoidose.

Sarkoidose in

der Computertomographie: Querschnitt durch den Thorax im Bereich der Aufzweigungen der Bronchien (der Hili) mit vielen vergrößerten Lymphknoten (Pfeile).

Pulmonary

sarcoidosis. Conglomerate bilateral perihilar masses are seen extending along peribronchovascular interstitium radiating to periphery (star). Note enlarged subcarinal (orange arrow) and bilateral hilar regions (yellow arrows).

Pulmonary

sarcoidosis. Conglomerate bilateral perihilar masses are seen extending along peribronchovascular interstitium radiating to periphery (star). Note enlarged right paratracheal (green arrows), subcarinal (orange arrow) and bilateral hilar regions (yellow arrows)

Pulmonary

sarcoidosis. Conglomerate perihilar masses (star) extending along the peribronchovascular interstitium. Note the bronchi traversing through these masses without their obliteration. Mulitple well-defined nodules are seen along the peribronchovascular interstitium (green arrows) and subpleural areas (blue arrow).

Chest x-ray

showing patchy opacification on the upper right and mid-zone lung with fibrotic shadows, as well as bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy.

Pulmonary

sarcoidosis. Mulitple well-defined nodules are seen along the peribronchovascular interstitium (green arrows) and subpleural areas (blue arrow).