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Chest computed tomography scan showed a bilateral consolidation with lower lung predominance. Bulla or emphysema was not observed.
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The computed tomography scan revealed a bilateral consolidation with lower lung predominance; bulla or emphysema was not observed (Fig. 1).
The chest X-ray suggested a giant bulla in the right lung (arrow).
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On the 15th day after admission, the chest X-ray suggested a giant bulla in the right lung (Fig. 2).
Chest X-ray revealed the presence of severe right-sided pneumothorax.
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One day later, his respiratory condition deteriorated and the chest X-ray revealed the presence of severe right-sided pneumothorax (Fig. 3).