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Why doesn't m. tuberculosis localise in lung apices during primary infection but localises in the apicea in the secondary infection specifically?

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TB: It is not necessarily localized in the apices, that is simply one site of reactivation. You really need to get an infectious diseases text (recommend mandell), or a textbook of pathophysiology and read about this. Or you can go online to the national medical library and look these things up. Be a great med student.

Answered 11/8/2013

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Why doesn't primary TB occur in lung apices like secondary TB does?

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