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Chest X-ray showing left apical nodule and raised right hemidiaphragm.
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F1
His chest X-ray revealed a suspicious 8-mm nodule within the left apex, no focal consolidation and clear pleural spaces with right apical pleural thickening (Fig. 1). This would explain the appearance of the right apical nodule (Fig. 1).
CT of the abdomen demonstrating the hepatic abscess. A characteristic "double-target sign" appearance of a hepatic abscess.
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F2
CT scan of the chest, abdomen and pelvis was performed and showed 3 main findings: a right apical nodule, a small colonic lesion (being suspected malignancy or diverticulitis) and an irregular mass in the liver (Fig. 2a, b).
Images taken from colonoscopy revealing inflammation of the sigmoid colon and diverticulosis.
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F3
His colonoscopy revealed evidence of inflamed colon and areas of diverticulosis with no evidence of malignancy (Fig. 3).