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*TB
primary complex should be considered in the differential diagnosis of
mediastinal lymphadenopathy in the pediatric age group.
So
if you see a parenchymal lung lesion in a child with mediastinal lymph
nodes showing areas of break down and calcification, this appearance
could help you to suggest a TB primary complex lesion.
-Multiple lesions are usually suggestive of metastases or AVM, while the rest of the nodules are usually single.
-Causes of ossified or calcified metastases in the chest in a child :
*Osteosarcoma in the form of nodules or masses.
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