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CT thorax showing the cavitary lesion in the right upper lobe of the lung.
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Along with recurrent history of otitis media and sinusitis, she also had history of fever and cough, which was treated as for pneumonia in another hospital facility, following which, on admission to our hospital, her chest X-ray revealed a patchy opacity in the right mid zone, which was further investigated via computed tomography (CT) thorax (Figures 1-3) and biopsy.
CT thorax axial view showing the cavitary lesion in the right upper lobe of the lung.
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Along with recurrent history of otitis media and sinusitis, she also had history of fever and cough, which was treated as for pneumonia in another hospital facility, following which, on admission to our hospital, her chest X-ray revealed a patchy opacity in the right mid zone, which was further investigated via computed tomography (CT) thorax (Figures 1-3) and biopsy.
CT thorax (lung window) axial view showing the cavitary lesion in the right upper lobe of the lung.
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Along with recurrent history of otitis media and sinusitis, she also had history of fever and cough, which was treated as for pneumonia in another hospital facility, following which, on admission to our hospital, her chest X-ray revealed a patchy opacity in the right mid zone, which was further investigated via computed tomography (CT) thorax (Figures 1-3) and biopsy.
MRI brain axial view showing bilateral maxillary sinusitis and left mastoiditis.
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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain revealed significant sinusitis of both the maxillary sinuses and mastoid air cells of both sides, with normal findings of the brain (Figure 4).