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A: Baseline portable chest radiograph on the day of pulmonary vein isolation ablation. B: Portable chest radiograph a few hours after the onset of symptoms on hospital day 1.
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Portable chest radiograph performed at that time showed increased interstitial markings (Figure 1) compared to baseline chest radiograph (Figure 1A).
Computed tomographic scan of the chest on hospital day 2.
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With worsening clinical picture, computed tomographic scan of the chest was performed and showed diffuse ground-glass opacities bilaterally, predominantly in the upper lobes (Figure 2).
Portable chest radiograph 3 months after index hospitalization.
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Follow-up chest radiograph at 3 months showed significant visualized improvement (Figure 3).