PMC7733352_01
patient's photo visualizing gynecomastia (arrow (1)) and abdominal obesity (arrow (2))
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F1
Case presentation: a 37-year-old man, of Algerian nationality, with clinically gynecomastia and abdominal obesity (Figure 1), diagnosed as having KS (47, XXY) during the infertility workup (testicular biopsy and karyotype (Figure 2).
chromosomal analysis revealed a karyotype of 47, XXY, which is a typical finding in Klinefelter syndrome
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Case presentation: a 37-year-old man, of Algerian nationality, with clinically gynecomastia and abdominal obesity (Figure 1), diagnosed as having KS (47, XXY) during the infertility workup (testicular biopsy and karyotype (Figure 2).
coronal reconstructions of a pulmonary angiogram, in a mediastinal window, showing the endoluminal defect of the right and left pulmonary arteries (A) extended to all the segmental branches (B)
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F3
Therefore, Specific RT-PCR on a nasopharyngeal swab was performed and a chest computed tomography (CT) was carried out showing no signs of SARS-CoV-2 infection but revealing a massive bilateral proximal pulmonary embolism (PE) (Figure 3).