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Figure 1. Clinical course of the patient. A, Stage 1: From pathogeny to intubation. B, Stage 2: ECMO stage. C, Stage 3: Transplant and posttransplant stages.
Figure 2. Computed tomography (CT) image of the chest. A, CT of the chest shows bilateral ground glass opacities 9 days before intubation. B, CT of the chest shows bilateral pulmonary patchy infiltrates, which was considered as interstitial pneumonia 3 days before intubation. C. CT of the chest shows bilateral pulmonary extensive infiltrates and lobular interstitium thickness, which was considered as pulmonary fibrosis 23 days after ECMO. D, CT of the chest showed bilateral pulmonary scattered infiltration 3 days after lung transplantation.
Figure 3. Computed tomography (CT) image of the head. A, CT of the head is normal at the ECMO stage. B, CT of the head shows bilateral parieto-occipital low-density lesions at day 3 after transplantation.
Figure 4. Microscopic examination of the explanted lung (hematoxylin-eosin stain, × 50) shows extensive consolidation of lung tissue and pulmonary interstitial fibrosis.