Infection of the lung by the tubercle bacillus with subsequent
inflammation and hypervascularity in the lungs. Formation of
hypervascular adhesions between the chest wall and lungs. Tuberculosis and Hypervascularity video - Animation by Cal Shipley, M.D.
Infection of the lung by the tubercle bacillus with subsequent
inflammation and hypervascularity in the lungs. Formation of
hypervascular adhesions between the chest wall and lungs. 
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