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Chest radiographs in anteroposterior (a) and lateral (b) incidences showing a small right pneumothorax (arrows), and bilateral nonhomogeneous opacities, predominantly in the middle third of both lungs, with posterior predominance. Emphysematous areas are seen in the lung bases.
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Chest X-ray showed a small right pneumothorax, bilateral nonhomogeneous opacities that were predominantly in the middle third of both lungs, with posterior predominance, and emphysematous areas in the lung bases (Figure 1).
HRCT scans at four different levels showing areas of consolidation in both lungs, with signs of architectural distortion, irregular nodules (arrows), interlobular septal thickening (arrowheads), and emphysema, in addition to the right pneumothorax.
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 A chest HRCT detected the right pneumothorax and consolidation in both lungs, with architectural distortion, irregular nodules, interlobular septal thickening, and emphysema (Figure 2).