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Chest x ray anteroposterior view; Chest x-ray shows right upper lobe pulmonary consolidation and infiltration (star)
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Chest X-ray showed right upper lobe pulmonary consolidation and infiltration (Figure 1) in favor of pneumonitis and possibly due to the previous TB infection.
Abdominal x-ray posteroanterior erect view; Erect abdominal x-ray demonstrates several air-fluid levels (arrows)
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Abdominal radiography also demonstrated several air-fluid levels (Figure 2) suggestive of bowel obstruction.
Computed tomography scan of the chest; Right-sided pleural effusion is associated with relative pleural thickening and enhancement (arrow). It also showed Irregular consolidation with fibrotic change and subsegmental atelectasis in the right lower lobe of the lung (stars). There were also some centrilobular nodules in the right middle and left lingual lobe
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Computed tomography scan revealed right-sided pleural effusion and subsegmental atelectasis in the right lower lobe of the lung (Figure 3).
Computed tomography with the contrast of abdominal and pelvic cavity; Significant dilatation of jejunal and proximal ileal bowel loops associated with a transitional zone in mid ileal bowel loops (big arrow) in the pelvic cavity was detected, suggesting mechanical obstruction. Multiple air-fluid levels in the small bowel loops were seen (stars). Large bowel loops were not dilated, and there was no evidence of ascites fluid. Several mesenteric lymph nodes were seen, the most prominent one measuring 11 x 7mm (small arrows)
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In the abdominal cavity, significant dilatation of jejunal and proximal ileal bowel loops associated with a transitional zone in mid ileal bowel loops in the pelvic cavity was detected, suggesting mechanical obstruction (Figure 4).
Computed tomography with the contrast of abdominal cavity; The liver was normal in size with slightly heterogeneous parenchymal enhancement without extra or intrahepatic bile duct dilatation. Several hypodense lesions were seen in the right and left lobe of the liver with relative enhancement in the Porto venous and delayed phases of CT scan (arrows); the largest one measured 12 x 8mm, suggestive for visceral TB
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In liver, several hypodense lesions were seen in the right and left lobe of the liver, suggestive for visceral TB (Figure 5).