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Chest X ray showing bilateral patchy distribution of interstitial infiltrates and hyperinflation, suggestive of viral infection.
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Initially, he needed moderate ventilatory support, chest auscultation revealed bilateral rhonchi and wheeze, and a chest x-ray was suggestive of bilateral patchy opacities with hyperinflation (Fig. 1).
High Resolution CT images showing bilateral bronchiectasis with ground glass opacities suggestive of bronchiolitis obliterans, a sequelae developed in this case.
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A repeat HRCT done in June 2019 and it revealed features suggestive of bilateral extensive bronchiectasis associated with patchy ground-glass haziness in the left upper and right lower lobe (Fig. 2).
On the day of discharge with attached nasal cannula and HHFNC(AIRVO).
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He had been shifted with the HHFNC in the general pediatric ward in December 2019 (Fig. 3). He stayed there for 2 months, the settings of HHFNC had been titrated and other management including chest physiotherapy had been continued.