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CT angiogram of the chest demonstrating widespread bilateral ground-glass opacities with some basilar and dependent predominance.
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CT angiogram of the chest (Figure 1) demonstrated diffuse bilateral ground-glass opacities with some dependent and basilar predominance and no acute focal consolidation.
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CT angiogram of the chest demonstrating diffuse multifocal ground-glass opacities with peripheral sparing and left pleural effusion.
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Reactive mediastinal/hilar lymphadenopathy along with bilateral pleural effusions was also noted (Figure 2).
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CT of the chest without contrast demonstrating bilateral upper lobe ground-glass opacities.
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C, tachycardic, short of breath, and hypoxic requiring up to 6 L O2 via nasal cannula. CT of the chest (Figure 3) demonstrated bilateral upper lobe-predominant consolidations with overlying ground-glass opacities.
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CT of the chest without contrast demonstrating patchy bilateral ground-glass opacities and small bilateral pleural effusions.
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Follow-up CT of the chest (Figure 4) demonstrated dense, patchy bilateral ground-glass opacities, bilateral lower lobe consolidations with air bronchograms, and small bilateral pleural effusions.