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Figure 1
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F1
She had a persistent left lower lobe collapse over the course of several weeks as seen in the first bed-side chest radiograph (Figure 1).
Figure 2
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F2
Interestingly, the chest radiograph on the following day (Figure 2) revealed increased lucency and inflation of the left upper lobe, thus giving the impresssion of improved 'ventilation' of the left upper lobe.
Figure 3
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F3
The chest radiograph on the next day (Figure 3) showed a left upper lobe collapse in addition to the existing left lower lobe collapse.