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Chest radiograph showing mild opacities in the perihilar lung fields bilaterally and linear opacity in the right inferior lobe
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Fig1
The chest X-ray was compatible with mild bilateral interstitial pneumonia (Fig. 1).
a (left) Unenhanced chest CT scan in a transverse section showing the presence of diffuse ground-glass opacities and consolidations, with prevalent posterior distribution; some linear, mainly peripheral, opacities; mild pleural effusion. b (right) Unenhanced chest CT scan in a transverse section showing marked improvement of lung consolidations; some peripheral and posterior linear and ground-glass opacities are still visible. CT computed tomography
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Fig2
Mild pleural effusion and mediastinal lymphadenopathy were also present (Fig. 2a). Some ground-glass opacities were still present, distributed mainly in a posterior subpleural location (Fig. 2b).