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Fig 1.

The representative cases according to chest CT classification.

(A) definitely-active, with lesions including a cavity (B) probably-active, showing a “tree-in-bud” appearance or multiple non-calcified poorly circumscribed nodules without a cavity (C) indeterminate-activity, with lesions appearing mainly as non-calcified well-circumscribed nodules (D) probably-inactive, with lesions appearing mainly as calcified nodules or fibrotic bands.

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Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of 650 patients with presumed PTB.

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Fig 2.

MTB culture yield according to radiographic activities of chest CT (A) and final diagnosis as definite or probable PTB by each radiographic grades (B).

MTB = Mycobacterium tuberculosis Definite TB, defined as microbiologically, histologically or genotypically confirmed cases Probable TB, defined as clinically diagnosed case.

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Table 2.

Characteristics of study participants according to the radiographic activities on chest CT.

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Table 3.

Diagnostic performance of the radiographic activities on chest CT in predicting definite and overall PTB in patients with presumed PTB.

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Table 4.

Microbiological etiology other than PTB according to the radiographic activities on chest CT.

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Table 5.

Final diagnosis of 650 patients with presumed PTB.

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Table 6.

Microbial etiology of finally diagnosed bacterial pneumonia according to radiographic activity.

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