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Chest X-ray 5-6 weeks before admission showing bilateral patchy lung opacities.
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The patient's initial chest radiograph in the outpatient setting showed patchy bilateral airspace opacities (Figure 1).
Chest X-ray on admission showing worsening bilateral lung opacities.
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A chest radiograph was remarkable for worsening airspace disease in the right lower lung and the central left lung (Figure 2).
Computed tomography on admission showing bilateral pulmonary opacities.
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A computed tomography scan of the chest demonstrated diffuse lung disease, a small right pleural effusion, and enlarged intrathoracic and lower cervical lymph nodes (Figure 3).