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Figure 1. A frontal chest radiograph reveals bilateral patchy opacities throughout both lungs suggestive of ongoing infectious process
Figure 2. An enhanced computed tomography scan of the chest was performed to evaluate shortness of breath and chest pain. This shows partial ectopia cordis with right ventricular outflow tract herniation. The heart is seen extending through a midline defect in the sternum and lying outside the thorax, covered only by the skin. Atrial septal defect is also noted.
Figure 3. Lung window image of enhanced chest computed tomography scan reveals scattered ground-glass opacities and patchy lung consolidation with the peripheral distribution. Viral infection was considered.