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On February 5th at admission chest CT shows bilateral interstitial ground glass-like shadows and multiple consolidations.
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Chest computed tomography (CT) scan showed bilateral interstitial ground glass-like shadows and multiple consolidations (Figure 1), and the nucleic acid detection of COVID-19 was positive in the local hospital before admission.
(A) On February 20th head CT shows bilateral cerebral infarcts involving the middle and anterior cerebral artery distribution on the right and anterior cerebral artery on the left; (B) On February 20th chest CT shows bilateral interstitial ground glass-like shadows and multiple consolidations.
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On 20 February 2020 (2 weeks after admission), head CT scan showed bilateral cerebral infarcts involving the middle and anterior cerebral artery distribution on the right and anterior cerebral artery on the left, and chest CT scan showed bilateral interstitial ground glass-like shadows and multiple consolidations (Figures 2A,B).
On March 4th chest CT shows less bilateral interstitial ground glass-like shadows and multiple consolidations compared to chest CT on February 20th.
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Chest CT reexamination showed less bilateral interstitial ground glass-like shadows and multiple consolidations (Figure 3).