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Fig. 4 | BMC Medical Imaging

Fig. 4

From: Findings in whole body MRI and conventional imaging in patients with fever of unknown origin-a retrospective study

Fig. 4

56-year-old patient with pulmonary infiltrations as infectious focus. Juxtaposition of coronal T2-STIR a, conventional radiography of the chest b and coronal PET-CT c in chronological order. One day elapsed between each image. Note that the middle lobe atelectasis (arrow) resolves over time, while the paramediastinal infiltrations (arrow head) increase. The conventional radiography c shows signs of the atelectasis in the right lower zone but no clear sign of the paramediastinal pulmonary infiltration

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