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case_images: Chest CT scan images before and after treatment for case 1.
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case_images: An enhanced CT examination of the chest revealed a caseous lesion in the upper right lung with cavities and a right pleural effusion (Figure 1A). The chest CT showed that the right lung consolidation shadow was significantly improved and the right pleural effusion was basically absorbed (Figure 1B).
case_images: Administration process in cases 1-3.
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case_images: The administration process is shown in Figure 2C.
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case_images: Administration process in cases 1-3.
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case_images: The administration process is shown in Figure 2C.
case_images: Chest CT scan images before and after treatment for case 2.
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case_images: CT showed that both lungs have multiple patches and cavities (Figure 3A). CT showed that both lung consolidation shadows were absorbed, and both pulmonary cavities were smaller than before (Figure 3B).
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case_images: Administration process in cases 1-3.
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case_images: The administration process is shown in Figure 2C.
case_images: Chest CT scan images before and after treatment for case 3.
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case_images: CT showed multiple patchy shadows in both lungs and a cavity in the left lung (Figure 4A). The CT scan showed that both lung consolidation shadows had been absorbed and the left lung cavity had closed (Figure 4B). In June 2022, CT showed that both lung diseases were smaller than before (Figure 4C).