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Table 3 Clinical presentations and imaging features of the chest

From: Simultaneous occurrence of invasive pulmonary aspergillosis and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma: case report and literature review

No.

Age ranges

Clinical presentations

Imaging features of the chest

Fever

Superficial lymphadenopathy

Cough/hemoptysis

Weight loss

Dyspnea

Dizzy

Chest pain

UK

1

55–60

 

      

A nodule in the right lung.

2

35–40

  

 

   

Consolidations in both lungs and enlarged left hilar lymph node.

3

70–75

       

The first time: not remarkable.

          

The second time: a nodule in the left lung.

          

The third time: cavitation in consolidation.

4

40–45

 

      

A cavitated lesion in the right lobe.

5

40–45

       

Enlarged mediastinal lymph node.

6

10–15

 

    

Left lower lobe atelectasis.

7

60–65

  

    

Enlarged mediastinal lymph node and pleural effusion.

8

60–65

 

 

  

Enlarged mediastinal lymph nodes.

9

65–70

  

    

Enlarged mediastinal, hilar and subcarinal lymph nodes.

10

55–60

    

  

Bilateral nodules and ground-glass opacification.

11

25–30

  

 

 

 

Enlarged mediastinal and hilar lymph nodes.

12

15–20

 

    

 

Mediastinal mass.

13

10–15

 

      

The first time: a nodule in the left lung and enlarged mediastinal lymph node.

          

The second time: two new nodules in the lung.

14

65–70

       

The first time: miliary pattern and consolidation in the lung.

          

The second time: multiple masses and small cavities in the lung.

15

65–70

  

     

The first time: bronchiectatic change and parenchymal infiltrates in the right upper and lower lobes.

          

The second time: persistent bronchiectatic change and parenchymal infiltrates with a new consolidation in the right middle lobe.

16

70–75

       

A nodular lesion with pleural thickening and several satellite lesions involving a peripheral small bronchus.

17

80–85

 

 

   

Bilateral interstitial pattern.

18

65–70

 

   

A bilateral diffuse interstitial pattern without pleural effusion.

  1. UK unknown;