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a chest CT-scan showing bilateral condensation and ground glass opacities in favor of an infectious pneumonia
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A chest X-ray was performed as part of the septic workup showing a right lower lobe pneumonia, followed by a chest CT scan (Figure 1) showing bilateral condensation and ground glass opacities in favor of an infectious pneumonia associated with a small amount of fluid in the right pleural cavity.
a chest X-ray on admission (on the left), compared to a chest X-ray on day 9 (on the right), showing a radiological improvement after nine days of treatment
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One week later, the patient had a favorable clinical and radiological (Figure 2) outcome and was declared cured of the SARS-CoV-2 infection following a negative PCR test, she was transferred back to the hematology ward for further treatment of her acute myeloid leukaemia.