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Chest computed tomography (CT) of the patient. (A, B) Chest CT on the first day of admission to the emergency department showed consolidation of the lower lobes of both lungs; (C, D) Chest CT 23 days after moxifloxacin treatment showed that the lesions were significantly absorbed.
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Computed tomography (CT) revealed extensive consolidation in both the lower lobes (Figures 1A, B). After 23 days of moxifloxacin treatment, chest CT revealed significant absorption of lesions (Figures 1C, D).
The corresponding reads of detected microorganism in (A) BALF and (B) lung tissue.
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When human host reads were excluded, 309 sequence reads were identified as Legionella at the genus level, 291 of which matched L. pneumophila at the species level (Figure 2).
Some clinical indicators of this patient during hospitalization. (A) Creatinine and CK levels; (B) ALT, AST, and LDH levels; (C) WBC and body temperature; (D) PCT, CRP levels.
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He was discharged from the hospital after 38 days with normal creatinine and CK, ALT, AST, LDH, WBC count, PCT, and CRP levels (Figure 3).
Timeline of the patient with relevant data of the episodes and interventions.
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The timeline of patients with relevant data on episodes and interventions is presented in Figure 4.