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case_images: Initial CXR showing right pneumothorax. Right lung is collapsed and left paracardiac opacities are also present from the underlying lung disease.
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case_images: Follow-up CXR after a few hours of chest tube insertion and drainage. Note the expanding but still opacified right lung despite decreasing pneumothorax, and worsening opacities noted in the left lung compared with the previous imaging demonstrating bilateral involvement of the pulmonary edema.
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case_images: A repeat CXR 4 hours after her clinical deterioration showed an expanding but opacified right lung and worsening opacity of the left lung suggestive of bilateral pulmonary edema (Figure 2).