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Chest X-ray of the patient of case 1 taken on day 6 of the illness depicting bilateral patchy opacities more in the peripheries in all three zones of both lungs indicating pulmonary edema due to a noncardiac cause. There is a bilateral small pleural effusion as well.
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His chest X-ray depicted evidence of pulmonary edema (Figure 2).
The timeline of salient events of case 2.
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PMC5933029_02
Chest X-ray of the patient of case 2 taken on day 4 of the illness showing patchy opacities more in the peripheries of both lung fields indicating pulmonary edema due to a noncardiac cause. A bilateral pleural effusion also can be seen.
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The day 4 chest X-ray (Figure 4) showed a bilateral small pleural effusion and pulmonary edema, and USS of the abdomen revealed edematous and thickened cortex of both kidneys and a bilateral pleural effusion.