Bilateral pleural effusion, more pronounced on the right than the left, associated with bibasilar opacities that may represent atelectasis or confluent alveolar fluid. Indistinct pulmonary vasculature with peribronchial cuffing suggests pulmonary edema. These findings could indicate cardiogenic etiology, rejection, or atypical infection such as PCP or viral infection.
Simple pleural effusion (Present) Atelectasis (Uncertain) Edema (Present)