CXR Interpretation: A forgotten Art of Clinical Medicine

A 40 year old man presented to emergency room with complain of, fever cough and shortness of breath. On detail history, he was alright 4 days back when he developed high grade fever which was intermittent associated with cough initially dry; latter productive of purulent sputum was not associated with any shortness of breath. Patient consulted family physician and was given antipyretics along with antitussive and some antibiotics for 2 days.