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Case 26--Discussion
Reliance on the GMS stain thus becomes important for histologic diagnosis [27]. These atypical pulmonary forms of disease are often accompanied by extrapulmonary pneumocystis infection [26]. Other associations of atypical pulmonary pneumocystis include very low CD4+ lymphocyte counts, spontaneous pneumothorax, prior episodes of PCP or other...
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Case 32-Discussion
In studies from San Francisco and New York City, DNA fingerprinting of postprimary, reactivation tuberculosis can occur at almost any site in the body. Usually, a period of latent, inactive infection follows [ 7 ]. In the immunocompetent host, postprimary (or reinfection) disease usually presents as a progressive, cavitating pneumonia with...
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Unknown 13
Disseminated disease with or without pulmonary radiographic opacities is found in two groups: those with late AIDS and low CD4 counts (usually <50/cu mm), and culture, and, sometimes, histologic findings [1]. Unless otherwise specified, the images are from patients with MAC disease. Radiology --Classic disease Classic MAC pulmonary disease...
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