Atypical X-ray findings in Chest X-ray in tuberculosis is usually seen in which of the following?: (A) HIV, (B) MDR TB, (C) Adults with TB, (D) Culture positive TB
Answer is A. Immunosuppressed patients, including HIV infection, have "atypical" findings on chest radiography e.g., lower-zone infiltrates without cavity formation. Ref: Harrisons Principles of Internal Medicine, 18th Edition, Page 1350.