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1st Chest radiograph (Outpatient).
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Figure 1 shows a chest radiograph taken in outpatient care. Figure 2 shows a portable chest radiograph taken after the initial X-ray in Figure 1, which reveals a more prominent bilateral infiltrate of the interstitium with a nodular appearance.
2nd Chest radiograph on hospital admission.
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Figure 2 shows a portable chest radiograph taken after the initial X-ray in Figure 1, which reveals a more prominent bilateral infiltrate of the interstitium with a nodular appearance.
3rd Chest radiograph, done in ICU.
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A third chest X-ray was performed and showed a ground-glass appearance consistent with adult respiratory distress syndrome (Figure 3).