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Admission CRX: bilateral multiple confluent opacities. CRX, chest radiograph.
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The chest radiograph (CRX) demonstrated multiple bilateral opacities (Fig. 1).
One day after the end of treatment with CytoSorb  and tocilizumab. Bilateral reduction of the opacities.
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At the end of the combined procedures, the CRX was substantially improved (Fig. 2) and 10 days after admission, the patient was extubated and discharged to a sub-ICU.