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CT scan of the lung. (A,B) On the 1st day of admission, a CT scan showed diffuse bilateral ground-glass opacities with thin-walled cavity lesions (white arrow) in the left upper lung. (C,D) After 2 weeks of treatment, a CT scan showed that lesions were significantly absorbed except for a faint patchy opacity in the lateral segment and thin-walled cavity lesions (white arrow) in the left upper lung. (E,F) Two months later, a CT scan exhibited no abnormal finding except for a faint patchy opacity (white arrow) in the left upper lateral segment.
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A chest computed tomography (CT) scan showed extensive ground-glass opacities in the bilateral lung with multiple thin-walled cavity lesions in the left upper lung (Figures 1A,B). The chest CT scan showed that lesions had been significantly absorbed except for a faint patchy opacity in the lateral segment and thin-walled cavity lesions in the left upper lung (Figures 1C,D). At his 2-month follow up, he appeared healthy with no symptoms and a chest CT scan exhibited no abnormal findings except for a faint patchy opacity in the left lateral segment (Figures 1E,F).