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Sample of yellowish expectoration.
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During the current hospital admission, the patient presented with a cough with yellowish expectorant (Figure 1), dyspnea, and fever and was started on antibiotics for pneumonia.
Slice of CT scan showing parenchymal consolidation of the right lower lobe.
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Chest and abdominal computed tomography (CT) showed a right lower lobe alveolar consolidation with air bronchograms, surrounded by opacities with ground-glass attenuation compatible with an inflammatory or infectious process (Figure 2).
Cholangiography:MRI showing the fistulous path.
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Slice of CT scan showing parenchymal fibrosis and bronchiectasis in the right lower lobe.
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However, it presented a sequelae bronchiectasis with parenchymal fibrosis (Figure 4).