What is the most common abnormality seen on the chest x-ray of the patient with primary TB?

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The most common abnormality seen on the chest x-ray of the patient with primary TB is hilar lymph node enlargement. Cavitation in the lower lobes and dense consolidation in the upper lobes may be seen in secondary (reactivation) TB, but are less common in primary TB. Therefore, option A and B are incorrect. Option D (None of the above) is incorrect as well.

What Is the Most Common Abnormality Seen on the Chest