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The appearance of the patient. (A) The first admission in the emergency room; (B): before discharged. The patient experienced partial remission during hospitalized, with improving blood. Pressure and neurological symptoms.
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A 10-year-old boy (Fig. 1) complained of slurred speech, along with seizures preceded by a high fever, diarrhea, and severe headache, 2 h before admission to the hospital.
Radiologic findings. Improving bilateral infiltrate on both lungs (A) first: bilateral bronchopneumonia, without heart enlargement; (B) second: improvement bronchopneumonia, without heart enlargement.
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Typhi IgM reactive with a value of 4 with Tubex TF kit, equivocal, and 6-10 positive range. The chest X-ray showed bilateral infiltrate without cardiomegaly, as presented in Fig. 2.
CT scan findings. There were no signs of bleeding, ischemic lesions, and neoplasma.
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Fig. 3. Furthermore, electrocardiography showed sinus rhythm and normoaxis without any chambers enlargement as described in Fig. 4.
Elecrocardiographic findings sinus rhythm, normoaxis, without any heart chambers enlargement.
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Fig. 3. Furthermore, electrocardiography showed sinus rhythm and normoaxis without any chambers enlargement as described in Fig. 4.