Tuberculous pleural effusion
Definition
Tuberculous pleural infusion is a fluid accumulation in the lung caused by a severe, usually prolonged infection with Tuberculosis. As the number of patients with HIV and AIDS increases, this condition is occuring more often. See Tuberculosis and pleural effusion.
Last revised: December 3, 2012
by Levon Ter-Markosyan, D.M.D.
by Levon Ter-Markosyan, D.M.D.
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