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The patient's chest CT showing multiple, bilateral and peripheral air space consolidations and ground-glass opacities in the lower and upper lobes (a); two months after the onset of the disease, residual ground-glass opacities were still present in the right lower lobe (b).
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The electrocardiography was normal; chest CT scan showed small, peripheral and bilateral air space consolidations distributed sparsely in the apical segments of the lower lobes and ground-glass opacities in the left upper lobe (Figure 1A). Two months later, a chest CT scan still showed residual ground-glass opacities in the lower lobes (Figure 1B). There was no CD exacerbation and the fecal calprotectin was normal (12 mug/g.