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Chest CT scan images: (A) Bilateral pleural effusion, atelectasis, and consolidation on day 1. (B) Regression of bilateral pleural effusion hour predominant ground glass opacities and consolidations on day 16. (C) Control CT on day 45. Sequelae pleuroparenchymal shrinkage and faintly circumscribed, slightly ground glass densities are observed in the middle lobe of the right lung and at the level of the lower lobes of both lungs. There is a large regression in the findings compared to previous thoracic CT.
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Table 1). Thorax computerized tomography (CT) showed bilateral effusion and atelectasis (Figure 1A). During her follow-up, the pleural effusion resolved but there were marked consolidation areas and ground glass opacities compatible with COVID-19 on the follow-up CT (Figure 1B). There was a significant regression of the findings found in the previous thoracic CT (Figure 1C).