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case_images: Chest x-ray revealed pulmonary edema with fluid-filled bilateral lungs.
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case_images: A chest x-ray showed pulmonary edema with fluid-filled bilateral lungs (Figure 1).
case_images: The chest CT images on the second (left) and seventh day (right) after weaning.
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case_images: The chest CT was performed on 2nd and 7th day after weaning (Figure 2).
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case_images: Chest CT of the patient after mixed chemical gas inhalation. (A) Chest CT 2 h after inhalation. (B) Chest CT 20 h after ECMO initiation. (C) Chest CT after ECMO was weaned off. (D) Chest CT 2 days after weaning. (E) Chest CT 54 days after discharge.
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case_images: Chest CT showed scattered exudation in bilateral lower lungs (Figure 3A). Chest CT showed extensive exudation and pleural effusion in bilateral lungs (Figure 3B). Chest CT (Figure 3C) showed that the diffuse exudation and pleural effusion in bilateral lungs had significantly resolved. The chest CT revealed progressive remission of exudative lesions in bilateral lungs 2 days after weaning (Figure 3D). At 54 days after discharge, a follow-up chest CT showed that the lesions in bilateral lungs had almost resolved (Figure 3E).
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