PMC7685820_01
Characteristics of chest CT scan changes in patient.
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According to the course of treatment, "NCID, NCOD, NCID, ECHOP, ECHOP, and CHOP" chemotherapy regimens were given 6 times, the treatment effect is good, and the condition was controlled; then, she regularly attended the follow-up thereafter. 1+ years ago, there was progressive enlargement of the left cervical lymph node; she was considered for recurrence of lymphoma; she was treated with RCHOP and CHOP regimens twice again. After chemotherapy, her white blood cells decreased and remained between 2 and 3*109/L for a long time. 4 months ago, the patient had recurrent low fever without obvious inducement and hyperthermia after the activity occurred. 1 month ago, she took a chest CT scan; the CT demonstrated diffuse distribution of microscopic nodules and specular ground glass density shadows and consolidation shadows in both lungs, with blurred edges, and the subpleural area was relatively less affected; multiple calcified lymph node shadows were observed in the mediastinum and hilum of both lungs; and there was a slight effusion in the bilateral thorax (Figure 1).
L. pseudomesenteroides and microscopic image. Arrows indicate blue-purple changes in Gram stain microscopically, a full field of it.
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