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Initial chest radiograph on hospitalization day 1 showing diffuse opacification on the left lung, atelectasis in the right lung, and a large effusion in the right pleural cavity.
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Chest x-ray photograph showed diffuse opacification on the left lung, Atelectasis was observed in the right lung with a large effusion in the right pleural cavity (Figure 1).
(A) Chest computed tomography scan on hospitalization day 1 showing double lung infection and right lung consolidation density; multiple lymph nodes in mediastinum the mediastinum show that the area is slightly larger; bilateral pleural effusion. (B) After 8 days of therapy, a computed tomography scan of the chest shows exudate changes in both lungs, partial consolidation in the right lung, similar lesions as initially observed, interstitial changes in the right lower lung with multiple bronchial cystic changes, and reactive lymphadenopathy. (C) Forty-five days after hospital discharge, the pulmonary lesions on computed tomography were significantly absorbed compared to earlier.
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A computed tomography (CT) scan of the chest showed bilateral lung infection and right lung consolidation density; Multiplelymph nodes in the mediastinum show that the area is slightly larger; Bilateral pleural effusion (Figure 2A). After 8 d of therapy, CT of the chest revealed exudative changes in both lungs, partial consolidation in the right lung, similar to the range of lesions as before, interstitial changes in the right lower lung with multiple bronchial cystic changes, and reactive lymphadenopathy (Figure 2B). Pulmonary CT review 45 days after discharge indicated that the lesion was significantly absorbed compared to the lesion in the previous CT scan (Figure 2C).