Diagnosing Chronic Cough in a Patient with TB History

This chapter explores the complex case of a 65-year-old male patient with a severe cough following his immigration from Eritrea, compounded by a history of treated pulmonary tuberculosis. The speakers analyze potential diagnoses, emphasizing the need for a systematic differential diagnosis and the consideration of post-tuberculosis complications, endemic diseases, and the impact of the patient's medical background. Through detailed discussions, they highlight the importance of thorough diagnostic reasoning in uncovering serious underlying conditions.