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- Chest CT (performed with a Philips Ingenuity 128 CT Scanner, 5 mm slice thickness reconstruction) showing multiple GGO (short arrow) mainly on the periphery of both lungs, some lesions with reticular opacities.
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Chest CT was performed on January 28th 2020 (Figure 1), on February 5th (Figure 2), on February 11th (Figure 3) and on March 3rd (Figure 4), respectively.
- GGO (short arrow) range was larger than before, with diffuse distribution in both lungs, some lesions with reticular opacities.
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Chest CT was performed on January 28th 2020 (Figure 1), on February 5th (Figure 2), on February 11th (Figure 3) and on March 3rd (Figure 4), respectively.
- CT demonstrated GGO with consolidation in both lungs, some lesions with reticular opacities, the range slightly smaller than before. Distortion of lung structures was noted. Subcutaneous emphysema within the right upper chest wall (black triangle) and neck (not shown), SP (long arrow), as well as a small pneumothorax in the right chest (short arrow) appeared.
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Chest CT was performed on January 28th 2020 (Figure 1), on February 5th (Figure 2), on February 11th (Figure 3) and on March 3rd (Figure 4), respectively.
- Follow-up CT showing that the density of the original lesion was reduced; but new GGO was found (Figure 4D, short arrow). Subcutaneous emphysema, SP and pneumothorax had been completely absorbed.
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Chest CT was performed on January 28th 2020 (Figure 1), on February 5th (Figure 2), on February 11th (Figure 3) and on March 3rd (Figure 4), respectively.