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Chest CT scan and chest X-ray (semisitting position, posterior-anterior view) of the patient after clinical deterioration depicting diffuse bilateral opacities.
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Chest CT scan displayed bibasilar pleural effusions and diffuse consolidations plus ground glass opacities involving all lung fields (Figure 1).
The patient's chest X-ray showing extensive bilateral airspace disease consistent with ARDS.
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The patient was in severe respiratory distress and remained febrile and tachypneic, and a new chest X-ray showed multiple consolidations all over her lung fields (Figure 2).
Chest X-ray at the patient's exit.
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After a week, she was discharged from the hospital well and remained healthy 23 months later (Figure 3).