Acute respiratory distress syndrome caused by demulsifier poisoning: A case report

Figure 1 Imaging changes found in the course of acute respiratory distress syndrome management. Changes on chest computed tomography (CT) before; radiography taken on April 10^th; chest CT after treatment on April 13^th. A: The chest CT carried out in the emergency room revealed pulmonary infiltrates in both lungs; B: A follow-up chest radiography on April 10th indicated exudative lesions in both lungs; C: After 5 days of treatment, a repeat chest CT examination showed significant resolution of the pulmonary infiltrates.

Figure 2 Gradual imaging indications of improvement post-treatment in patients. Radiography taken on April 16^th; Chest computed tomography (CT) after treatment on April 19^th; Chest CT after treatment on April 27^th. A: Chest radiography taken on April 16^th, compared to that on April 9^th, indicated a significant reduction in exudative lesions in both lungs; B: The chest CT examination on April 19^th showed resolution of the exudative lesion when compared to the previous image; C: After treatment, a follow-up chest CT on April 27^th indicated significant improvement in the absorption of exudative lesions in both lungs.