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(A) Chest radiograph of the patient on admission.. (B) Chest radiograph at discharge.
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A chest radiograph showed bilateral mid and lower zone infiltrates (Fig. 1A). Methylprednisolone  was repeated for the next 2 days, after which oral steroids were started.  The patient improved clinically and radiologically (Fig. 1B) and was  weaned off oxygen.
High-resolution computed tomography scan of the thorax showing consolidation involving 
bilateral lower lobes and ground-glass opacities involving the middle, lingular and upper lobes.
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A high-resolution computed  tomography scan of the thorax showed consolidation involving  bilateral lower lobes and ground-glass opacities involving the middle  and lingular lobes and both the upper lobes (Fig. 2).