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cord-314359-fw14b5cv	Bajaj, Satish Kumar	Respiratory infections in immunocompromised patients: Lung findings using chest computed tomography	2016-11-23		.txt	text/plain	4341	253	36	Patient who present with classical symptoms like fever, rigors, chills, cough with expectoration, chest pain, dyspnea and whose chest radiographic findings are suggestive of common bacterial infections is considered to have typical pneumonia. Clinical features such as patient age, immune status, time of year, illness in other family members, community outbreaks, different stages of the underlying disease at onset, severity and duration of symptoms, and presence of a rash remain important in diagnosing viral causes of atypical pneumonia in immune-competent as well as ICPs. CXR is an essential tool for rapid diagnosis of lung changes and may also be help in follow up of the treatment response. However, in hospitalized patients with similar radiological features without any relevant clinical and laboratory findings consistent with lung infection, a possible diagnosis of atelectasis, old changes and organizing pneumonias following a course of antibiotics should be considered.	./cache/cord-314359-fw14b5cv.txt	./txt/cord-314359-fw14b5cv.txt