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The airborne disease is a severe disease in the world that spreads exponentially. An Immunochromatography Test(IT) and Biological Aerosol Particles (BAP) test with a disposable instrument that will be recorded in the literature is a standard diagnostic procedure for respiratory infections, such as influenza and TB, in the investigation causes of suspected disease. This examination helps the examiner to identify infectious patients quickly, efficiently, and inexpensively. Self-diagnosis, however, is problematic because it requires a medical specialist to diagnose the diseases in infections. Chest radiography is also not only the primary screening method that is focused on surgical imaging but also diagnostic radiology. Various methods of classification of Tuberculosis are analyzed here. Computer-Assisted Diagnosis (CAD) has become popular, and many researchers are involved in these fields of study. Numerous methods have been suggested for airborne identification and Classification of lung diseases. The medical history of airborne tuberculosis disease in chest X-rays and a review of the different approaches to diagnosing and Classification of the airborne disease are discussed in this article. According to the literature on the relevant policies, items in this research field have been surveyed until 2020.

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