Patient 1A 42-year-old female patient presented with a persistent cough and fever. Her D-dimer was 433 ng/mL and there was a clinical concern of a pulmonary embolus. A CT pulmonary angiogram (CTPA) scan was performed of the chest, which demonstrated changes consistent with COVID-19. A contrast-enhanced, axial CT image of the chest in lung windows showed bilateral patchy ground-glass opacification (white arrows). There was a large peripheral, posterior lesion in the left lower lobe in a distribution typical of COVID-19. There was also evidence of peripheral vascular engorgement (black arrows).