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CXR on admission demonstrating dense right perihilar consolidation with associated air bronchograms (white arrows).
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The diagnosis of community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) was made (Figure 1).
CT-abdomen and pelvis on day 3 of admission demonstrating large splenic laceration, haematoma, and haemoperitoneum.
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Urgent computed tomography pulmonary angiogram (CTPA) and contrast abdominal-pelvis CT were performed posthaemodynamic resuscitation, demonstrating multilobar pulmonary consolidation, with large volume perihepatic fluid, and heterogeneous splenic enhancement consistent with laceration and haemoperitoneum (Figure 2).