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case_images: (A) Chest CT showing bilateral pleural effusion and pericardial effusion (arrow). (B) abdominal CT shows subcapsular hematoma of both kidneys and abdominal fluid (arrow). (C,D) CT examination of the chest and abdomen 1 week after surgery indicates pericardial effusion, bilateral pleural effusion, subcapsular hematoma of both kidneys, and abdominal effusion disappeared.
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case_images: Creatinine: 375 umol/L, plasma albumin 30.1 g/L, hypersensitive C-reactive protein: 52.845 mg/L, blood routine: HB: 85 g/L, urine routine: 34 WBC/mul, 246 RBC/mul, NTproBNP: 12110 pg./mL. Chest CT (Figure 1A) showed double lung pneumonia, pulmonary edema, and a small amount of pericardial effusion. Full abdominal CT (Figure 1B) showed bilateral renal subfascial effusion or chronic hematoma, right posterior 49 mm, left posterior 64 mm, and retroperitoneal, lower abdominal, and pelvic effusion or exudation. CT examination of both kidneys 1 week after surgery (Figure 1C) showed that the subcapsular effusion of the right kidney was significantly reduced and the subcapsular effusion of the left kidney basically disappeared compared with the preoperative image. CT examination of the chest (Figure 1D) showed that the bilateral pleural effusion was significantly reduced and the pericardial effusion was basically reduced compared with the preoperative image.