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Right [[pleural effusion]], elevated right hemidiaphragm, and subsegmental [[atelectasis]] on chest radiography. Findings on abdominal radiography nonspecific in 87% of cases. | Right [[pleural effusion]], elevated right hemidiaphragm, and subsegmental [[atelectasis]] on chest radiography. Findings on abdominal radiography nonspecific in 87% of cases. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Infectious disease]] | [[Category:Infectious disease]] | ||
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Chest X Ray
Right pleural effusion, elevated right hemidiaphragm, and subsegmental atelectasis on chest radiography. Findings on abdominal radiography nonspecific in 87% of cases.