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Dynamic change shown on the chest computed tomography manifestations of the patient. (A) On January 30, only small ground-glass opacity (GGO) was seen. (B) On February 4, the GGO had enlarged in both lungs and was peripherally distributed. (C) On February 9, the infiltration had increased further. (D) On February 17, the lesion was consolidated and fibrosis occurred. (E) On March 1, the lesion absorbed significantly. (F) On March 10, only a small area of GGO and fibrosis remained.
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Chest computed tomography (CT) showed bilateral ground-glass opacity (GGO), with peripheral distribution which progressed rapidly (Figures 1A,B). Chest CT showed multiple "paving stone" -like density shadows under the pleura, interlobular septum, and the pleura thickening (Figures 1C,D). The laboratory test showed that indicators had decreased to normal levels (Table 2, Figures 1E,F).
Timeline of the reported case.
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The patient recovered and was later discharged from the hospital (the intuitive treatment process can be seen in Figure 2).