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case_images: Abdominal X-ray imaging showed gas-liquid level in the mid-abdomen (white arrow).
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case_images: Paralytic ileus was diagnosed by abdominal X-ray imaging (Figure 1) and was managed with diet ban, gastrointestinal decompression, enema, and parenteral feeding.
case_images: Chest CT showed small flaky high-density foci near the pleura on both sides (white arrows).
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case_images: Chest computed tomography (CT) took on the second day revealed bilateral small flaky high-density foci near the pleura (Figure 2), indicating mild pneumonia.
case_images: Changes of blood tacrolimus levels before, during and after the hospitalization (the dose of tacrolimus was 1 mg twice a day).
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case_images: Nine months later, the blood concentration of tacrolimus was 2.90 ng/mL (Figure 3).