Tüberküloz plöriti

Özet

Tüberküloz plöritisi, sıklıkla tek taraflı eksüdatif efüzyonla başvuran plevral tüberküloz biçimidir ve genç, bağışıklığı normal kişilerde de görülebilir. Kontrastlı BT, plevrayı ve eşlik eden akciğer/lenf nodu bulgularını birlikte gösterir; ampiyem geliştiğinde visseral ve parietal plevranın sıvı çevresinde kalınlaşıp kontrastlanması belirginleşebilir. Efüzyon görünümü tüberküloza özgü değildir; tanı plevral sıvı veya doku incelemesiyle desteklenmelidir. Tüberküloz efüzyonu serbest veya loküle olabilir; septalar BT'de her zaman seçilmez ve bazı serilerde lokülasyon kültür pozitifliğiyle ilişkili bulunmuştur, ancak tek başına tanı koydurmaz.

Faz ve pencere

Venöz tanısal

Kontrastlı venöz faz toraks BT'de tek taraflı sıvı, visseral ve parietal plevranın kontrastlanarak kalınlaşması ve aralarında sıvı bulunması (ayrık plevra/split pleura görünümü), lokülasyon, plevral kalınlaşma-kalsifikasyon ve eşlik eden subplevral/peribronkovasküler mikronodüller aranır. Venöz faz kontrastlı toraks BT, plevral membranların ayrıntılı değerlendirilmesini ve eşlik eden mediastinal bulguların incelenmesini sağlar.

Kontrastsız

Plevral sıvının dağılımı, plevral kalsifikasyon, parankimal kavite ve sentrilobüler nodüller görülebilir; plevral membranların kontrastlanmasını değerlendiremez.

BT bulguları

• Tek taraflı plevral efüzyon — serbest veya loküle olabilir; görünüm etiyolojiyi tek başına belirlemez.
• Ayrık plevra işareti — kalınlaşmış, kontrastlanan visseral ve parietal plevra sıvı ile birbirinden ayrılır; ampiyem/enfeksiyon lehinedir.
• Loküle plevral koleksiyon — fissür içinde veya plevral boşluğun sınırlı bölümünde biçim değiştirerek uzanabilir.
• Kronik plevral kalınlaşma ve kalsifikasyon — organize olmuş enfeksiyon veya eski plevral hastalık sonrasında kalabilir.
• Subplevral mikronodüller — eşlik eden akciğer tüberkülozunda plevra kenarı boyunca görülebilir.
• Peribronkovasküler mikronodüller ve subpleval kalınlaşma — tüberkülozu diğer nedenlerden ayırt etmeye yardımcı olabilecek en sık parenkimal bulgulardandır.
• Komşu parankimal odak — konsolidasyon, kavite veya tomurcuklanan ağaç eşlik edebilir.
• Tüberküloz plevral hastalığı kendiliğinden düzelebilen efüzyondan TB ampiyemine ilerleyebilir; ampiyemde kalın, kalsifiye plevral kabuk ve kronik fibrotoraks görülebilir.

Ölçütler ve sınıflamalar

Tüberküloz ampiyeminin evreleri

Tüberküloz plevral hastalığı kendiliğinden düzelebilen bir efüzyon biçiminde seyredebilir veya TB ampiyemine ilerleyerek kronik fibrotoraks gibi sekellere yol açabilir. Tüberküloz ampiyeminde ayrık plevra işareti ve kalın, kalsifiye plevral kabuk görülebilir; kronik fibrotoraks gelişebilir.

Normalde

Normal plevra BT'de çok ince çizgi olarak seçilir; iki yaprak arasında izlenebilecek minimal miktarda fizyolojik sıvı hariç patolojik bulgu barındırmaz. Aynı seviyede karşı hemitoraks plevrasıyla kalınlık ve kontrastlanmayı; ayrıca komşu subplevral akciğerin nodül ve konsolidasyon varlığını kıyaslayın.

Ayırıcı tanı

Ayrık plevra işareti ve plevral kalınlaşma TB ampiyemi ve Komplike parapnömonik efüzyonlarda benzerdir; ayırıcı tanıda klinik bağlam ve eşlik eden akciğer bulguları göz önüne alınır.

Malign plevral efüzyon

nodüler veya sirkumferansiyel plevral kalınlaşma ve mediastinal plevra tutulumu maligniteyi destekleyebilir.

Romatoid plöritis

plevral kalınlaşma/efüzyon yapabilir; eşlik eden sistemik romatolojik bulgular ve sıvı incelemesi gerekir.

Pulmoner emboliye bağlı efüzyon görülebilir; pulmoner infarkt periferik kama biçimli konsolidasyon olarak izlenebilir ve pulmoner arterler BT pulmoner anjiyografiyle değerlendirilebilir.

Travma veya kanama öyküsü ve plevral sıvı yoğunluğu hemotoraksiyi düşündürür; kesin tanı için ek görüntüleme veya aspirasyon gerekebilir.

Bakteriyel komplike parapnömonik efüzyon

ayrık plevra işareti TB ampiyeminde de görülebilir; plevral TB tanısı plevral sıvı veya dokuda M. tuberculosis gösterilmesi ya da biyopside kazeifiye granülomların saptanmasıyla desteklenir.

Tuzaklar

• Ayrık plevra işareti plevral enfeksiyonu destekler ama tüberküloza özgü değildir; bakteriyel ampiyem benzer görünür.
• Tüberküloz efüzyonunda BT'de eşlik eden parankimal hastalık bulunmayabilir; normal görünen akciğer parankimi plevral tüberkülozu dışlamaz.
• Plevral kalınlaşma veya kalsifikasyon aktif enfeksiyon anlamına gelmeyebilir; kronik sekeli yeni efüzyon ve klinik bulgudan ayırın.
• Lokülasyon BT'de ince septalar şeklinde her zaman seçilmez; koleksiyonun sınırlarını ve komşu plevrayı birlikte gözden geçirin.

Kendini dene

1. Tek taraflı efüzyonda kalınlaşmış iki plevra yaprağı sıvıyla ayrılıyor. Bu görünüm neyi destekler?

   • Plevral enfeksiyon
   • Basit transüda
   • Pulmoner emboli
   • Plevral metastaz
   Cevabı göster

   Plevral enfeksiyon. Kalınlaşmış ve sıvıyla ayrılmış plevra yaprakları, TB ampiyeminde görülebilen split pleura işaretini oluşturur. TB ampiyeminde görülebilse de bu görüntü tek başına tüberküloz tanısını doğrulamaz; kesin tanı plevral sıvı veya doku incelemesiyle konur.

2. Tüberküloz plöritisinde efüzyon yanında hangi parankim bulgusu eşlik edebilir?

   • Subplevral mikronodüller
   • Santral pulmoner emboli
   • İnterlobar fissür kalsifikasyonu
   • Yaygın akciğer kisti
   Cevabı göster

   Subplevral mikronodüller. Subplevral ve peribronkovasküler mikronodüller plevral tüberküloza eşlik eden akciğer tutulumunu gösterebilir. Subplevral ve peribronkovasküler mikronodüller ile subplevral kalınlaşma, plevral efüzyonun nedeni olarak TB'yi diğer etiyolojilerden ayırt etmeye yardımcı olabilir.

Kaynaklar

Bu sayfadaki 43 cümle ve 2 quiz sorusu aşağıdaki kaynaklardan alıntılarla otomatik olarak karşılaştırıldı; 18 cümle bu karşılaştırmada düzeltildi (2026-10-09).

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