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case_images: Chest computed tomography (CT) images. (A-C) Chest CT 1 day before admission, showing a large consolidation in the left lung and patchy exudative lesions in the right lung, a small amount of pleural effusion in the left lung. (D-F) Chest CT on hospital day 4, showing bilateral increases in lung lesions. (G-I) Chest CT on hospital day 22, showing marked resolution of bilateral lung lesions. (J-L) Chest CT 2 months after discharge, showing almost complete resolution of the lung lesions, with only a few fibrotic streaks remaining.
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case_images: Chest computed tomography (CT) indicated a considerable consolidation in the left lung, patchy exudative lesions in the right lung, and a small amount of pleural effusion in the left lung (Figure 1A-C). C, the dyspnea did not improve, cough and sputum increased, inflammatory indicators were higher than before, and severe liver and renal insufficiency was observed (Table 1). Chest CT re-examination indicated bilateral increases in lung lesions (Figure 1D-F). On day 22, all inflammation and organ function indicators had generally returned to normal, and chest CT indicated that the bilateral lung lesions were markedly resolved (Figure 1G-I). Chest CT indicated the lung lesions were almost entirely resolved, with only a few fibrotic streaks remaining (Figure 1J-L).