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Patient's chest CT scans: panels (A-C) show CT scans at the time of the patient's first day of illness (November 7) in the local hospital. Panel (D-F) show CT scans on the 10th day of illness (November 17) in the local hospital. Panel (G-I) show CT scans on the 10th day after admission (November 27). Panel (J-L) show CT scans on the 26th day after admission (December 12).
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C, accompanied by fatigue and dry cough without sputum. Chest CT at the local hospital showed pneumonia in the inferior lobe of the left lung and mediastinal lymph node enlargement (Figure 1). One day before admission, the patient's dyspnea was significantly aggravated, and re-examination of chest CT was significantly worse than before (Figure 1). Her body temperature returned to normal on the 6th day of admission (Figures 1-4), and her dyspnea gradually eased. Re-examination of chest CT showed that lung inflammation was significantly absorbed (Figure 1).
Change in white blood cell count and neutrophil predominance during hospitalization at the Shengjing Hospital of China Medical University.
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Her body temperature returned to normal on the 6th day of admission (Figures 1-4), and her dyspnea gradually eased.
Change in C-reactive protein and procalcitonin during hospitalization at the Shengjing Hospital of China Medical University.
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Her body temperature returned to normal on the 6th day of admission (Figures 1-4), and her dyspnea gradually eased.
Body temperature and antimicrobial treatment during hospitalization at the Shengjing Hospital of China Medical University.
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Her body temperature returned to normal on the 6th day of admission (Figures 1-4), and her dyspnea gradually eased.