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Chest X ray showing right mid zone and lower zone homogenous opacities.
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Chest X-ray PA view (Fig. 1) revealed air space consolidation involving the right lower and mid zones and parts of the left lower zones.
CT chest showing air space opacity in the right lower lobe.
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There was no evidence of pleural effusion and mediastinal lymphadenopathy (Fig. 2).
Chest X ray showing bilateral worsening consolidation.
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Chest X-ray PA (Fig. 3) of the patient showed that the disease had worsened with the consolidation involving the lower, mid and some parts of the upper zones bilaterally.
CT chest showing bilateral air space opacities with air bronchogram.
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CT scan (Fig. 4) of the thorax was repeated which revealed bilateral consolidation involving the lower lobes, middle lobe and some parts of the upper lobe with air bronchogram.
Adenocarcinoma with lepidic pattern and intracytoplasmic mucin 400x, H&E stain.
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Histopathological evaluation (Fig. 5) revealed mucinous type of Adenocarcinoma with lepidic pattern.