Fig. 2From: Disseminated Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) infections in infants with immunodeficiencyCase 2. a (age 9 months): chest x-ray at her initial presentation showing bilateral pneumonia. b left forearm image showing her well-defined erythematous to brownish scaly plaques of different sizes. c (age 24 months): multiple cystic TB lesions with ring enhancements are evident; one in the right parietal lobe (measuring 48 × 45 mm and associated with edema and compression of the ipsilateral lateral ventricle) and one in the left parietal lobe (measuring 33 × 23 mm). Other smaller lesions are seen scattered on both cerebral hemispheres. d, e (age 32 months): decrease in the size of these lesions as well as decrease in the thick enhancement of their peripheral walls following treatmentBack to article page