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Radiographic images of the patient. a An axial CT of the thorax on admission showing a small cotton-wool spot in the right lobe of the right lung. b An axial CT of the thorax recorded 8 days after admission showing diffuse large regions of ground-glass opacification with partial consolidation in the lower lobe of both lungs. c Chest radiograph 14 days after admission showing several reticular shadows in both the lung fields, especially in bilateral middle and lower lobes.
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He had undergone chest computed tomography (CT) scan because of a history of contact with a COVID-19 patient (his mother) 5A days earlier. His CT scan showed a small cotton-wool spot in the right lobe of the right lung and he was suspected to have ACOVID-19 (Fig.A 1a). A repeat chest CT showed scattered ground-glass opacities in both lungs 8 days after admission (Fig.A 1b). At 14 days after admission, chest radiography showed several reticular shadows in both lung fields (Fig.A 1c).