PMC8278857_01
Right-sided consolidation with areas of breakdown indicative of
a necrotising pneumonia
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F1
The diagnosis of TB was based on the clinical presentation and chest radiology (Fig. 1). 
Computed tomography brain scan showing involution with brain
atrophy with no abscesses
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F2
An urgent computed tomography (CT) brain scan showed age incongruent cerebral and cerebellar involutional  changes with no basal enhancement or hydrocephalus or features of raised intracranial pressure (Fig. 2).
Computed tomography chest scan showing destruction of the
entire right lung with bronchiectasis with cavitatory disease.
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F3
A CT chest scan showed destruction of the right lung with bronchiectasis and cavities (Fig. 3).
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