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Chest X-ray on presentation showing bilateral lower lobe consolidations.
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Chest X-ray revealed bilateral lower lobe consolidations and stable pacer lead position (Figure 1).
(a) and (b) CT chest with contrast showing high attenuation areas of multiple conglomerate consolidation in both lung bases ((a) axial cut; (b) coronal cut).
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CT chest with contrast was noteworthy for focal high attenuation areas of multiple conglomerate consolidation in both lung bases with no evidence of pulmonary embolism (Figures 2(a) and 2(b)).
Follow-up chest X-ray showing improvement of lung consolidations.
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Chest X-ray done after 4 weeks showed a significant resolution of lung consolidations (Figure 3).