Answer of September 2002

Clinical History:

M/35. Fever and cough.

Figure 1: HRCT thorax upper zones.
Figure 2: HRCT thorax at hila.
Figure 3: HRCT thorax at lower zones.

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Diagnosis:

Pneumocystis carinii

Discussion:

Bilateral patchy ground glass opacities with areas of normal intervening lung predominately in upper and perihilar regions associated with bronchiectasis and septal thickening. Patient was found to be HIV positive