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Chest radiograph in a 69-year-old male with COVID -19 infection on day 3 of symptom onset: demonstrates bilateral peripheral ground glass opacities more evident in both bases.
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A chest x-ray showed bilateral, peripheral ground glass opacities more evident in both bases, consistent with the changes in respiratory status (Fig. 1).
Unenhanced, thin-section axial images of the lungs in a 69-year-old male COVID-19 patient with a positive RT-PCR (A-B) on day 7 of symptom onset: bilateral, multifocal peripheral GGO and consolidation. No pleural effusion.
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Computerised tomography (CT) of chest on day three of ICU admission showed bilateral, multifocal peripheral ground glass opacification and consolidation (Fig. 2), consistent with the patient's respiratory status.