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Chest, Vol 73, 113-115, Copyright © 1978 by American College of Chest Physicians
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GG Ryerson, ME Lauwasser, AJ Block, BE Barnett and JW Shands Jr
A patient with Legionnaires' disease developed consolidated pneumonia with severe hypoxemia and mental confusion; his condition improved with therapy with positive end-expiratory pressure, steroids, and chloramphenicol. The retrospective diagnosis was made by a fourfold rise in indirect fluorescent antibody titers. The chest x-ray films showed bilateral alveolar infiltrates and air bronchograms.
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