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Chest radiography with postero-anterior incidence demonstrating exuberant calcified opacities, more prominent on the right lung. Calcification of the aortic arch and a tortuous descending aorta can also be seen.
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The chest radiography done at arrival (Fig.1) revealed the presence of bilateral micronodular opacities that were more prominent on the right lung, where they were associated with coarse calcifications.
The non-contrast-enhanced chest CT revealed: a) increased sized right pulmonary artery (black asterisk) and organized right pleural effusion (open arrows); b) dilated left atrium (white asterisk); c) small nodular bilateral calcifications, more prominent on the right lung (also seen in b); d) subpleural bronchiectasis and reticulation.
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The chest CT (Fig. 2) demonstrated a dilated left atrium associated with dilated pulmonary arteries.