CTICasesSeptic Emboli
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Imaging findings
Bilateral multifocal nodular opacities, some of which are cavitary or show a bronchopneumonia pattern; septic infarcts are noted in the bases.
Key takeaways
Septic emboli can present as a mix of nodular and bronchopneumonia-like opacities; uncommon pathogens like Streptococcus pyogenes can be causative.
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