On admission she had low-grade fever (37,4°C). The rest of the clinical findings were unremarkable. Blood tests demonstrated normal white cell count (9500/μl), anemia (hematocrit 32,6% and hemoglobin 10,7 gr/dl), mild thrombocytosis (512000/μl), increased erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR = 109 mm/hr) and C-reactive protein (CRP = 49,6 mg/dl). Serum biochemistry tests were within normal limits. Arterial blood gases were normal as well. The chest radiograph disclosed a right upper lobe consolidation with the presence of at least three abscesses within the lobe. A spiral computed tomography of the chest demonstrated the consolidation within the right upper lobe with multiple lung abscesses (Figure 1 ). No other evidence of parechymal damage, lymph nodes enlargement or pleural fluid was visible. Heart and great vessels visualized without any pathology.