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I don't know, but it's possible.
I have been reading on forums and I'm afraid the Lawn Mower Man is right, we're ♥♥♥♥♥♥. This didn't happened when I played the original Doom 3, and the new and stupid saving system doesn't allow to restart just the level. Oh, a touch of Bethesda!
For anyone hitting this bug as well: I used the following way to exit the level in as close to normal a game state as possible:
1. walk up to the elevator.
2. open the game's command console (using ~), enter "noclip", close console.
3. you can now walk through the closed elevator doors. The elevator will be there.
4. re-open the command console and enter "noclip' again to turn off no clipping mode.
5. now press the button inside the elevator to go the next level as if nothing happened :)
Nope, different elevator. That box you best just "walk into" the elevator. It might mess up those doors otherwise.