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case_images: (A and B) Chest CT, axial view. Chest CT before single-lung transplantation revealed interlobular septal thickening associated with bi-basal ground-glass opacities. (C and D) Chest radiograph, posteroanterior and lateral views. Chest X-ray 8 days after right single-lung transplantation, showing perihilar infiltrates that suggested grade 1 primary graft dysfunction. CT indicates computed tomography.
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case_images: Computed tomography scan of the chest revealed interstitial lung disease (see Figure 1A and B). The previous findings suggested a primary graft dysfunction grade 1 (see Figure 1C and D).
case_images: Hemoglobin levels during postoperative period. Hemoglobin levels decreased during the late ICU phase but remained stable at the end of hospitalization. ICU indicates intensive care unit.
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case_images: Hemoglobin levels decreased at the end of hospitalization (see Figure 2).