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A: Chest X-ray on day 1 showing bilateral pleural effusion. Fig 1B: Chest X-ray on day 30 showing complete resolution of pleural effusion.
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Repeat chest X-ray (Fig. 1B).
: A: Ultrasound image showing loculated pleural effusion. Fig 2B: Yellow, turbid, pleural fluid.
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A: CT scan of the chest on day 1 showing loculated pleural effusion. Fig 3B: CT scan of the chest on day 7 showing improvement in loculated effusion after intrapleural fibrinolytic therapy. Fig 3C: CT scan of the chest on day 30 showing complete resolution of pleural effusion.
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Repeat CT scan of the chest showed decreased pleural fluid and loculi (Fig. 3B).
(A) Light microscopy showing endocapillary proliferation with widespread 'wire loop' appearance in the glomerular capillary wall. (B)Histologic examination of tubular changes showing evidence of acute tubular necrosis and edema. (C) Light microscopy showing active crescent. (D) Immunofluorescence micrograph showing diffuse and globally distributed granular IgG deposits in the glomerular capillary walls.
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