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Initial chest radiograph revealed a left lower lobe consolidation suggestive of pneumonia.
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Fig. 1). Further characterization with a chest CT scan described the consolidation with air bronchograms, adjacent tree-in-bud nodules, no pleural effusions, and a patent airway (see Fig. 2A and B).
A, B: Axial and coronal views respectively. Initial chest CT scan showed a consolidation with air bronchograms, adjacent tree-in-bud nodules, no pleural effusions, and a patent airway.
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Fig. 1). Further characterization with a chest CT scan described the consolidation with air bronchograms, adjacent tree-in-bud nodules, no pleural effusions, and a patent airway (see Fig. 2A and B).
A,B: Axial and coronal views respectively. Second CT scan showing the opacities were more extensive and involved more sub segments of the lungs.
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A second chest CT was done later, showing that the opacities were more extensive and involved more sub segments of the lungs (see Fig. 3A and B).
A, B: Axial and coronal views respectively. Third CT scan 3 months after chemotherapy, showing significant radiological improvement of the previously described opacities.
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After 3 months of therapy a third chest CT scan was conducted showing significant radiologic improvement of the previously described opacities (see Fig. 4A and B).