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Portable posterior-anterior chest X-ray on admission showing multifocal ill-defined hazy opacities appreciated bilaterally.
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The initial chest radiograph showed multifocal hazy ill-defined opacities bilaterally (Figure 1), and CT-chest imaging revealed bilateral nodular opacities in all lobes, with ground-glass halos, in both central and peripheral locations (Figure 2).
CT chest progression of pulmonary disease in anterior and posterior cuts of the coronal plane demonstrating rapidly cavitating disease. Chronology: (a) 2 days after admission; (b) 6 days after admission; (c) 2-month follow-up imaging.
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The initial chest radiograph showed multifocal hazy ill-defined opacities bilaterally (Figure 1), and CT-chest imaging revealed bilateral nodular opacities in all lobes, with ground-glass halos, in both central and peripheral locations (Figure 2). Repeat imaging showed progression of bilateral lung nodules with both growth and cavitation appreciated (Figure 2).