PMC9493019_01
Chest Computed tomography (CT) scan of the patient showing an interstitial pneumonia.
fped-10-978381-g001.jpg
PMC9493019_01_fped-10-978381-g001.jpg
F1
The chest-CT scan, performed on the same day her clinical conditions worsened, showed evidence of interstitial pneumonia evolving to an irregular paving pattern (Figure 1).
Pictures of each selected video. Post Capillaries Venules (PCV) units are identified by sequential numbers and associated to the space-time diagrams analyses in Figure 3.
fped-10-978381-g002.jpg
PMC9493019_01_fped-10-978381-g002.jpg
F2
In Table 1 we present the numbers of PCV units per selected each video, in Figures 2, 3 the pictures of each selected video associated to the space-time diagram for each PCV-unit and the respective space time diagram describing the behavior of the leukocytes (rolling vs. non-rolling).
Space time diagrams describing the behavior of the leukocytes in PCV-units. RL, rolling leukocytes; NRL, no-rolling leukocytes; PGs, plasma gaps.
fped-10-978381-g003.jpg
PMC9493019_01_fped-10-978381-g003.jpg
F3
In Table 1 we present the numbers of PCV units per selected each video, in Figures 2, 3 the pictures of each selected video associated to the space-time diagram for each PCV-unit and the respective space time diagram describing the behavior of the leukocytes (rolling vs. non-rolling).
Patient clinical journey showed by a graphical timeline.
fped-10-978381-g004.jpg
PMC9493019_01_fped-10-978381-g004.jpg
F4
She was weaned by invasive mechanical ventilation on day 30th and discharged by PICU on day 41st (Figure 4).