PMC7451005_01
(A) Case 1: CT chest with IV contrast coronal and axial sections. Moderate to severe bilateral perihilar infiltrates and groundglass opacities. (B) Case 2: CT chest with IV contrast coronal and axial sections. Bilateral groundglass opacities and interstitial infiltrates in all lung zones.
gr1.jpg
PMC7451005_02_gr1.jpg
fig1
CT chest (Fig. 1B) on day 8 showed bilateral ground-glass and interstitial infiltrates in all lung zones, left more than right, mostly peripheral in distribution, and was negative for pulmonary embolism.
PMC7451005_02
(A) Case 1: CT chest with IV contrast coronal and axial sections. Moderate to severe bilateral perihilar infiltrates and groundglass opacities. (B) Case 2: CT chest with IV contrast coronal and axial sections. Bilateral groundglass opacities and interstitial infiltrates in all lung zones.
gr1.jpg
PMC7451005_02_gr1.jpg
fig1
CT chest (Fig. 1B) on day 8 showed bilateral ground-glass and interstitial infiltrates in all lung zones, left more than right, mostly peripheral in distribution, and was negative for pulmonary embolism.
PMC7451005_03
(A) Case 3. CXR on admission. Moderate bilateral perihilar infiltrates with bilateral ground glass opacities.. (B) Case 4. CXR on admission. Bilateral interstitial opacities.
gr2.jpg
PMC7451005_04_gr2.jpg
fig2
The admission CXR (Fig. 2B) showed bilateral interstitial opacities suspicious for a viral/atypical pneumonia.
PMC7451005_04
(A) Case 3. CXR on admission. Moderate bilateral perihilar infiltrates with bilateral ground glass opacities.. (B) Case 4. CXR on admission. Bilateral interstitial opacities.
gr2.jpg
PMC7451005_04_gr2.jpg
fig2
The admission CXR (Fig. 2B) showed bilateral interstitial opacities suspicious for a viral/atypical pneumonia.