Tuberculosis Spotted Lungs black outline icon

About the Tuberculosis Spotted Lungs black outline icon

Two lung lobes flare outward from a narrow vertical windpipe that splits into short bronchi, and each lobe carries three small circular spots standing for nodules or lesions in the tissue. The marking makes it read as infection and lung disease rather than healthy anatomy, which fits tuberculosis awareness campaigns, pulmonology clinic sites, screening and diagnosis flows, medical report templates and public health slide decks.

The composition is symmetrical, the two lobes mirrored around the central trachea with the spots scattered at slightly different heights so the pair does not look mechanical. Thin uniform strokes keep the small circles distinct from the outline. Pair it with virus, x-ray, cough and stethoscope icons for a respiratory set, and use 32px or larger so the lesion dots do not merge into the lung wall.

This is the black outline version of the tuberculosis spotted lungs icon: even, monoline strokes that stay crisp at small sizes and suit clean, minimal interfaces, wireframes and light backgrounds.

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