Patient 5 A 51-year-old female received staging computed tomography (CT) of the chest as part of her work-up for newly diagnosed breast cancer. She was asymptomatic with regard to respiratory symptoms. Her CT scan of the chest showed incidental changes consistent with COVID-19. Her subsequent real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) swab tests were negative. Follow-up imaging with a chest X-ray showed the resolution of the consolidative changes. (Figure 8a) Axial contrast-enhanced CT slice of the thorax. There are bilateral patchy ground-glass and consolidative changes. There is a patch of linear consolidation seen in the periphery of the right lower lobe, a typical morphology for COVID-19 (red box). There are multiple thickened and irregular septa in both lung bases (white arrows).