PMC8821090_01
Radiographic images during the hospitalization. The first row of brain CTs (A1,A2) was taken on October 16 and 27, 2020, respectively. (A1) A normal brain. (A2) Hemorrhage in the right paraoccipital lobe that had ruptured the lateral ventricle. The second and third row of chest CTs (B1-B4) was taken on October 16, 19, 26, and 27, 2020, respectively. (B1) Bilateral patchy shadows and diffuse infiltration and extensive consolidation in the right lung. (B2) Hydrothorax and relief of bilateral exudation. (B3) New patchy shadows in the right upper lung. (B4) Patchy shadows in the right upper lung and bilateral exudation.
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Brain computed tomography (CT) findings were normal (Figure 1A1). Chest CT revealed bilateral patchy shadows and diffuse infiltration and extensive consolidation in the right lung (Figure 1B1). Repeat chest CT indicated hydrothorax and relief of bilateral exudation (Figure 1B2). Further sputum cultures revealed Aspergillus fumigatus; chest CT revealed improvement of the infiltrates in both lungs except for new patchy shadows in the right upper lung (Figure 1B3). CT revealed hematoceles in both lateral ventricles and hemorrhage in the right paraoccipital lobe that had ruptured the lateral ventricle (Figure 1A2). Chest CT was also repeated (Figure 1B4).