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Chest radiograph, demonstrating prominent hilar shadows bilaterally, opacity at the lower lobe of the right lung, and elevation of the ipsilateral hemiseptum.
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There was no lymphadenopathy observed in general examination, but chest x-radiography demonstrated bilateral hilar prominence, lower-right lung lobe opacification, and right hemidiaphragm elevation (Figure 1).
Computed tomography scan of the chest, revealing a right lung consolidation, with bronchogram, of the anterior segment of the lower lobe.
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The scan revealed consolidation of the anterior segment of the right lower lobe, and bilateral paratracheal, subcarinal, and hilar lymphadenopathy (Figure 2).
Computed tomography scan of the chest, revealing enlargement of paratracheal, subcarina, and hilar (bilateral) lymph nodes (after 1-year follow-up).
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Chest radiograph, demonstrating slightly prominent hilar shadows bilaterally, and normal lung parenchyma (1 year later, during follow-up).
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