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CT aspect of mediastinal lymphadenopathies.
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Thoracic CT revealed giant hilar and mediastinal lymphadenopathies (Figure 1), multiple micronodules (Figure 2) within the lung parenchyma, and ground-glass opacities (Figure 3), which raised the suspicion of SD, without ruling out tuberculosis or lymphoma, whereas the abdominal scan confirmed the ultrasound findings showing only a right ectopic kidney.
CT aspect of lung micronodules.
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Thoracic CT revealed giant hilar and mediastinal lymphadenopathies (Figure 1), multiple micronodules (Figure 2) within the lung parenchyma, and ground-glass opacities (Figure 3), which raised the suspicion of SD, without ruling out tuberculosis or lymphoma, whereas the abdominal scan confirmed the ultrasound findings showing only a right ectopic kidney.
Ground-glass aspect on CT.
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Thoracic CT revealed giant hilar and mediastinal lymphadenopathies (Figure 1), multiple micronodules (Figure 2) within the lung parenchyma, and ground-glass opacities (Figure 3), which raised the suspicion of SD, without ruling out tuberculosis or lymphoma, whereas the abdominal scan confirmed the ultrasound findings showing only a right ectopic kidney.
Follow-up chest X-ray.
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Moreover, the chest X-ray showed no enlarged lymph nodes and a normal aspect of the lung parenchyma (Figure 4).