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case_images: Coverage map for Fusobacterium necrophorum, reflecting the distribution of sequences aligned to the genome of the microorganism. The horizontal axis represents the size of the microorganism's genome, while the vertical axis represents the number of sequences detected within different genomic regions.
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case_images: The mNGS test showed Fusobacterium necrophorum (Identification confidence 99%, 13,723 reads; genus Fusobacterium, relative abundance 85.6%, and 14,370 reads) (Figure 1).
case_images: (A-D) Computed tomography scan at admission to the intensive care unit. (A,B) It showed bilateral pulmonary nodules and cavities. (C) Decreased liver density. (D) Left internal jugular vein thrombosis with gas accumulation (blue arrow). (E) X-ray after charge in a dental clinic. A cavity was at the left maxillary first premolar. (F) 2 months after discharge, the ultrasound showed that the thrombus in the neck had not subsided.
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case_images: The surrounding soft tissue was swollen, with a small amount of gas accumulation, multiple nodules, and cavitary lesions in both lungs increased accompanied by the consolidation of some lung tissues (Figures 2A-D). Then he took an oral X-ray at the dentist's clinic (Figure 2E). However, the ultrasound showed that the thrombus in the neck had not subsided (Figure 2F).