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The chest X-ray (in supine position) on admission showing bilateral alveolar-interstitial syndrome with bilateral lower lobe consolidations.
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The chest X-ray on admission showed bilateral alveolar-interstitial syndrome with bilateral lower lobe consolidations (Figure 1), prompting spiramycin addition to her antibiotic treatment.
The chest X-ray (in standing position) showing the clear regression of alveolar condensation with some persistent sequelae at both pulmonary bases 1 month after ARDS.
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At D+39, a new chest X-ray showed the clear regression of alveolar condensation with some persistent sequelae at both pulmonary bases (Figure 2).
The chest CT scan showing the persistence of a bilateral interstitial syndrome associated with bronchial dilatation and pleural-based consolidations 1 year after ARDS.
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The chest CT scan showed the persistence of a bilateral interstitial syndrome associated with bronchial dilatation and pleural-based consolidations (Figure 3).