PMC7095269_01
The chest X-ray demonstrated bilateral predominant right peribronchovascular infiltration, and ground glass opacities located on the lower half of the right lung with a paracardiac opacity. A nodular pattern better seen on the lower part of the left lung was also observed. There was no significant pleural effusion nor mediastinal enlargement
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Fig1
The first chest X-ray (Fig. 1) showed right dominant peribronchovascular infiltration with ground glass opacities and nodular pattern.
PMC7095269_02
The CT scan showed pulmonary metastatic nodules, but also ground glass densities in dependent regions predominantly on the left side, with a small left pleural effusion
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Fig2
The thoracic CT scan performed 1 week later (Fig. 2) revealed left stenosis of the upper lobe bronchus, hilar mass surrounding the pulmonary artery, and distal consolidation.