RESUMO
From the clinical and roentgenological data of 82 patients with tuberculoma (progressing 55, stationary 27) the roentgenopneumopolygraphic semiotics of regional and generalized ventilation disorders is derived. In a non-active tuberculoma lung tissue often shows a regional hyperfunction. In the progress of the tuberculous process the symptoms of "surrounding hypoventilation" near the tuberculoma is seen. After ulceration of the tuberculoma sub- and segmentary zones of reduced respiratory function appear together with biomechanic respiration disorder, indicated by reduced planimetric and amplimetric respiratory parameters. A complex evaluation of respiratory parameters can serve as an objective criterion for the early detection of a reactivation of lung tuberculosis.