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Computed tomogram of the chest at the time of admission showing bilateral nodular, ground-glass opacities with areas of mosaic attenuation
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On admission, computed tomogram of the chest showed diffuse bilateral ground-glass nodular opacities and areas of mosaic attenuation [Figure 1].
(a) Magnetic resonance image of the brain showing multifocal infarcts. (b and c) Right and left fundoscopic examination demonstrating optic nerve pallor
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This hypothesis was supported by profound optic nerve pallor detected on fundoscopic examination as shown in Figure 2 and severe bilateral optic atrophy noted on subsequent outpatient visits. However, he has remained legally blind from bilateral optic atrophy with retinal vascular attenuation [Figure 2].