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Parenchymal opacity of the GGO type and consolidations, patchy, with distribution predominantly declive and longitudinal gradient.
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April 11 showed large consolidations and bilateral ground glass opacities (GGO) areas such as progressive Covid-19 pneumonia (Fig. 1). After 6 days oxygen demand increased with a worsening of clinical conditions and for this reason she was transferred at the
Unchanged presence of multiple consolidation patches known, associated with diffuse parenchymal attenuation of the GGO, and extended with greater involvement of the lung.
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The CT scan performed on April 16 showed rapidly percentage increase of bilateral infiltrations and consolidations (Fig. 2).
Significant reduction in both sides of the multiple consolidative patches with few diffuse GGO areas and consolidations.
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On April 24, a further chest CT scan was performed and showed a massive reduction in parenchymal consolidations, residual at present widespread areas of GGO parenchymal hyperattenuation and consolidating streaks with greater left lower lobar expression (Fig. 3).