PMC9047774_01
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
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CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (1.a and 1.b) Case 1:Multiple
large cystic lesions both in the left upper lobe and in the right lower lobe. (2.a and
2.b) Case 2:Multiple small cystic lesions distributed in a peripheral pattern. (3.a
and 3.b) Case 3:Multiple cystic lesions bilateral, predominantly in right upper,
middle, and lower lobes.
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A CT chest revealed a diffuse fibrotic pattern with air-filled cystic areas in the bilateral periphery of the lungs (Figure 2).
PMC9047774_02
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
fig1-23247096221095426
CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (1.a and 1.b) Case 1:Multiple
large cystic lesions both in the left upper lobe and in the right lower lobe. (2.a and
2.b) Case 2:Multiple small cystic lesions distributed in a peripheral pattern. (3.a
and 3.b) Case 3:Multiple cystic lesions bilateral, predominantly in right upper,
middle, and lower lobes.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig2.jpg
PMC9047774_03_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig2.jpg
fig2-23247096221095426
A CT chest revealed a diffuse fibrotic pattern with air-filled cystic areas in the bilateral periphery of the lungs (Figure 2).
PMC9047774_03
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
fig1-23247096221095426
CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (1.a and 1.b) Case 1:Multiple
large cystic lesions both in the left upper lobe and in the right lower lobe. (2.a and
2.b) Case 2:Multiple small cystic lesions distributed in a peripheral pattern. (3.a
and 3.b) Case 3:Multiple cystic lesions bilateral, predominantly in right upper,
middle, and lower lobes.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig2.jpg
PMC9047774_03_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig2.jpg
fig2-23247096221095426
A CT chest revealed a diffuse fibrotic pattern with air-filled cystic areas in the bilateral periphery of the lungs (Figure 2).
PMC9047774_04
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
fig1-23247096221095426
CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (4.a and 4.b) Case 4:Large
cystic lesion in the right lower lobe with several other peripheral cystic lesions.
(5.a and 5.b) Case 5:Multiple cystic lesions on the left upper and left middle lobes,
with loculated hydropneumothorax in the right upper thorax (blue arrow) and anterior
right mid-thorax. (6.a and 6.b) Case 6:Multiple bilateral cystic lesions.
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Computed tomography of the chest revealed extensive bilateral airspace disease distributed in the mid and peripheral lung fields and evidence of numerous cystic disease predominantly in the anterior apical segments of the upper lobes (Figure 3).
PMC9047774_05
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
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fig1-23247096221095426
CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (4.a and 4.b) Case 4:Large
cystic lesion in the right lower lobe with several other peripheral cystic lesions.
(5.a and 5.b) Case 5:Multiple cystic lesions on the left upper and left middle lobes,
with loculated hydropneumothorax in the right upper thorax (blue arrow) and anterior
right mid-thorax. (6.a and 6.b) Case 6:Multiple bilateral cystic lesions.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig3.jpg
PMC9047774_06_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig3.jpg
fig3-23247096221095426
Computed tomography of the chest revealed extensive bilateral airspace disease distributed in the mid and peripheral lung fields and evidence of numerous cystic disease predominantly in the anterior apical segments of the upper lobes (Figure 3).
PMC9047774_06
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
fig1-23247096221095426
CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (4.a and 4.b) Case 4:Large
cystic lesion in the right lower lobe with several other peripheral cystic lesions.
(5.a and 5.b) Case 5:Multiple cystic lesions on the left upper and left middle lobes,
with loculated hydropneumothorax in the right upper thorax (blue arrow) and anterior
right mid-thorax. (6.a and 6.b) Case 6:Multiple bilateral cystic lesions.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig3.jpg
PMC9047774_06_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig3.jpg
fig3-23247096221095426
Computed tomography of the chest revealed extensive bilateral airspace disease distributed in the mid and peripheral lung fields and evidence of numerous cystic disease predominantly in the anterior apical segments of the upper lobes (Figure 3).
PMC9047774_07
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
fig1-23247096221095426
CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (7.a and 7.b) Case 7:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows. (8.a and 8.b) Case 8:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows. (9.a and 9.b) Case 9:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows.
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He further required mechanical ventilation 6 days into admission, and received dexamethasone and antibiotics for a superimposed bacterial infection. Computed tomography of the chest was performed after 20 days of symptom onset with extensive bilateral airspace disease and areas of ground-glass opacities; cavitary disease was noted in the left upper and right middle lobes (Figure 4). He underwent tracheostomy after 30 days of endotracheal intubation and was discharged to a nursing home 2 months after admission.
PMC9047774_08
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
fig1-23247096221095426
CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (7.a and 7.b) Case 7:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows. (8.a and 8.b) Case 8:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows. (9.a and 9.b) Case 9:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig4.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig4.jpg
fig4-23247096221095426
He further required mechanical ventilation 6 days into admission, and received dexamethasone and antibiotics for a superimposed bacterial infection. Computed tomography of the chest was performed after 20 days of symptom onset with extensive bilateral airspace disease and areas of ground-glass opacities; cavitary disease was noted in the left upper and right middle lobes (Figure 4). He underwent tracheostomy after 30 days of endotracheal intubation and was discharged to a nursing home 2 months after admission.
PMC9047774_09
Initial presentation chest radiographs portraying diffuse bilateral opacities,
compatible with COVID-19.. Number on image corresponds, respectively, to patient case.. Abbreviation: COVID-19, coronavirus disease 2019.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig1.jpg
fig1-23247096221095426
CXR showed bilateral basilar and peripheral infiltrates, without cystic disease (Figure 1).
Axial computed tomography reconstructions of the chest: (7.a and 7.b) Case 7:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows. (8.a and 8.b) Case 8:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows. (9.a and 9.b) Case 9:Multiple
bilateral cystic lesions prevalent in the peripheral parenchyma, with larger cysts
adjacent to the pleura identified by blue arrows.
10.1177_23247096221095426-fig4.jpg
PMC9047774_09_10.1177_23247096221095426-fig4.jpg
fig4-23247096221095426
He further required mechanical ventilation 6 days into admission, and received dexamethasone and antibiotics for a superimposed bacterial infection. Computed tomography of the chest was performed after 20 days of symptom onset with extensive bilateral airspace disease and areas of ground-glass opacities; cavitary disease was noted in the left upper and right middle lobes (Figure 4). He underwent tracheostomy after 30 days of endotracheal intubation and was discharged to a nursing home 2 months after admission.