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The course of chest X-ray images from admission to discharge. Images on admission (day 1) showed bilateral interstitial opacities, which gradually resolved during hospitalization.
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Chest X-ray revealed bilateral interstitial opacities (Figure 1).
Chest computed tomography images on days 1 and 3 of admission. The scan on admission (day 1) showed bilateral pulmonary consolidations accompanied by air bronchogram and the ground-glass opacities. After extubation (day 3), the consolidations and opacities tended to improve but still remained.
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Chest computed tomography scan showed bilateral pulmonary consolidation accompanied by air bronchogram and the ground-glass opacities (Figure 2). The chest computed tomography scan still showed diffuse bilateral ground-glass opacities and partial consolidation (Figure 2).
Coronary angiography showing no significant stenosis.
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Coronary angiography showed no significant stenosis in the coronary arteries (Figure 3).
Histological images of biopsied myocardium. Yellow scale bar = 20mum; black scale bar = 20mum.
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A myocardial biopsy was performed from the endocardium of the right ventricular septum, but later pathological analysis showed no abnormalities of the myocardium and no evidence of myocarditis (Figure 4).
Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging showing no findings of morphological abnormalities or delayed enhancement.
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Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging showed no findings of morphological abnormalities or delayed enhancement (Figure 5).