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(a) Chest computed tomography (CT) scans (transverse plane) of the patient 1: frosted glass area extended central and bilateral upper lobar peripheral and fibrosis. (b) Chest computerized tomography (CT) scans (transverse plane) control of the patient 1: good evolution with almost disappearance of the frosted glass areas.
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A chest CT scan was then performed and showed massive bilateral interstitial pneumonitis (Figure 1(a)). To date, she is doing well without any lung disease symptoms (Figure 1(b)).
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(a) Chest computed tomography (CT) scans (transverse plane) of the patient 2: multifocal nodular condensations with halo sign (peripheral frosted glass) under right posterobasal and anterobasal pleura. (b) Chest computed tomography (CT) scans (transverse plane) control of the patient 2: favorable evolution with disappearance of nodular condensations under right posterobasal pleura.
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Due to the persistence of the symptomatology despite treatment with antitussive and antibiotics, a chest CT scan was performed and showed bilateral ground glass alveolo-interstitial pneumonitis referring to COVID-19 (Figure 2(a)). April 2020. A follow-up chest CT scan was performed and showed an almost complete regression of the parenchymal signs of COVID-19 (Figure 2(b)).
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