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Thoracic ascites and generalized edema and the diagnostic criteria for TAFRO syndrome. (A) Computed tomography image of the chest and (B) generalized edema.
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the head. High-signal area from the left parabasal corona to the inner retrosternal leg.
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After 14 days, she developed branch atheromatous disease (BAD; Figure 2) in the perforating artery of the left radio coronary artery.
Gait training using long leg brace. (A) Walking with parallel bars and (B) walking with a T-joint cane.
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The patient's subjective exercise intensity was Borg RPE 15 (hard)-19 (very hard; Figure 3A). T-cane walking (Figure 3B). The steroid dose was also reduced to 30 mg of prednisolone (PSL).
Blood collection item. PLT, platelet; Cre, creatinine; CRP, C-reactive protein; ROM, range of motion; LLB, long leg brace; ICU, intensive care unit. Day 1: hospitalization, Day 7: TAFRO diagnosis, Day 14: Cerebral infarction Onset. Day 19: Start of bed release, Day 27: Start of LLB gait, Day 56: hospital transfer. Day 100: discharge from hospital.
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A summary of the blood test results throughout the patient's admission time is shown in Figure 4.