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Chest X-ray on the third day of admission. Accentuated bronchovascular lung markings and multiple patchy opacities present in both lungs.
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Another chest radiography performed 3 days later revealed that the opacities had become larger and denser (Figure 1).
Cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR). Panel A shows T1w LGE image in short-axis view. Arrows point to the sub-epicardial accumulation of contrast in the inferior and lateral walls. Panel B shows T2w short-tau inversion recovery (T2w-STIR) image in a short-axis view. There is an increased myocardial signal intensity, which is more prominent in the lateral and inferior walls.
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LGE images revealed a linear pattern of increased signals in sub-epicardial regions of inferior and lateral walls of the left ventricle (Figure 2A). T2w images assessed visually showed an increased signal intensity at the apical and lateral walls of the left ventricle (Figure 2B).