Fig. 5

Bacterial Infection. A 10-year-old male, presented with cough and fever since last 2 days. Chest X-ray (PA view) reveals bilateral LZ haziness (arrows) (A). CT chest (axial view) shows subsegmental GGO in RUL (arrow) (B) and nodular air-space opacity in LLL (black arrow) along with bronchiectatic changes and peribronchial thickening in B/L LL (white arrows) (C). Sputum could not isolate any microorganism. CD4 count was 95 cells/cu.mm. Patient was given antibacterial antibiotics and improved clinically and radiologically (D) over a period of 4 weeks