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case_images: A, B, C: Coronal CT scans from Day 0, Day 2, and Day 5. D, E, F: Axial CT scans from Day 0, Day 2, and Day 5. The CT images show diffuse consolidation in both lungs, primarily in the lower regions on Day 0, indicative of acute lung injury, such as ARDS. By Day 2, the lesions exhibit rapid absorption, suggesting a favorable response to treatment. By Day 5, the lesions have nearly resolved, indicating significant recovery and resolution of lung injury.
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case_images: A chest CT scan showed consolidation and ground-glass opacities radiating from the hilum, particularly affecting the lower regions of both lungs (Fig. 1A-D). Follow-up CT scans demonstrated rapid absorption of lesions by Day 2 (Fig. 1B-E) and near-complete resolution by Day 5 (Fig. 1C-F), correlating with the patient's clinical improvement.