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Chest computed tomography, showing perihilar consolidations at both sides with underlying bronchiectasis. In the periphery of the lungs smaller nodular infiltrates are visible. These are indicated by the arrows.
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A chest computed tomography (CT) showed perihilar diffuse nodular infiltrates (Fig. 1).
Microscopy after kinyoun staining of 
M. microti
 in culture. This culture became positive after 75 days of incubation. The microscope used was a Zeiss Axioskop, the magnification x100.
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After a total of 75 days of culture, the mycobacterial culture became positive (Fig. 2).
Computed tomography of the left hip, showing bone destruction of the anterior side of the collum. Next to this site, multiple fluid collections are visible, which are highly suspicious for abscesses. These collections infiltrate in the adjacent muscles. The largest collection in this view measures 64.5 by 37.1 mm and has a very thick wall.
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A CT scan of the hip revealed bone destruction at the anterior side and multiple abscesses in the adjacent muscles (Fig. 3).