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What is Below is the chest Xray of a young male with cough. There is no known cardiac abnormality. With of the following is most likely to be true about the patient? and explain in detail?
Ans. B. Patient is likely to be immunocompromised* Its typical bilateral perihilar consolidation and Reticulo nodular interstitial involvement, typical of PCP.* Mycoplasma infection not likely as mycoplasma radiographically produces fluffy opacities and those infiltrations of mycoplasma are not Perihilar. It is not likely to be sarcoidosis, as there is no hilar adenopathy (the shadows near hilum seen parenchymal perihilar opacities).* IN a young boy, generally no occupation causes such ILD or a DLD, so occupational details may not help much.