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Magnetic resonance imaging of the spine, sagittal view (without contrast): numerous discrete, variable-sized lesions throughout the spine, most notably seen in T12, L1, and L3-L5 vertebrae.
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MRI of the spine (Figures 1-3) revealed a diffusely abnormal signaling with numerous discrete variable sized hyperintense lesions throughout the spine, sacrum, and iliac bones.
Magnetic resonance imaging of the spine, coronal view (without contrast): lesions in the sacrum.
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MRI of the spine (Figures 1-3) revealed a diffusely abnormal signaling with numerous discrete variable sized hyperintense lesions throughout the spine, sacrum, and iliac bones.
Magnetic resonance imaging of pelvis, axial view (without contrast): variable-sized lesions in bilateral iliac crests.
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MRI of the spine (Figures 1-3) revealed a diffusely abnormal signaling with numerous discrete variable sized hyperintense lesions throughout the spine, sacrum, and iliac bones.
Chest X-ray: Diffuse bilateral fine nodular reticular pattern of interstitial prominence with some fullness to the mediastinum and hila concerning for adenopathy.
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A chest X-ray at that time demonstrated diffuse bilateral reticulonodular opacities consistent with acute respiratory distress syndrome (Figure 4).