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Chest computed tomography scan results of the 18-year-old male patient's lung. (A) On January 23, 2020, a computed tomography (CT) scan of the patient showed patchy ground glass density shadows distributed in both lungs and bilateral pleura; (B) Chest CT examination on February 10, 2020 showed that the lung lesions were obviously absorbed; (C) CT scan images on February 28, 2020 revealed normal lungs.
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Features of COVID-19 pneumonia, including bilateral multifocal ground glass opacity, peripheral distribution, and multilobe involvement, were identified in the patient (Figure 1A and B), his mother (Figure 2A and B), and his father (Figure 3A and B).
Computed tomography scan results of the patient's mother's lungs. (A) On January 23, 2020, computed tomography (CT) scan of the patient's mother, a 40-year-old female, showed ground glass density shadow under the pleura of both lungs and the bilateral middle and lower lungs; (B) Chest CT examination on February 6, 2020 showed that the lung lesions were obviously absorbed; (C) CT scan images on February 24, 2020 showed that most of the multiple exudative foci in both lungs were absorbed and dissipated.
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Features of COVID-19 pneumonia, including bilateral multifocal ground glass opacity, peripheral distribution, and multilobe involvement, were identified in the patient (Figure 1A and B), his mother (Figure 2A and B), and his father (Figure 3A and B).
Computed tomography scan results of the patient's father's lung. (A, B) On January 25, 2020, multiple exudates and consolidation foci were found in both lungs of the patient's father, 41-year-old male. Ground glass appearance with distribution under the chest was observed; (C, D) Computed tomography scan images on February 21, 2020 revealed an improvement in the abnormalities.
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Features of COVID-19 pneumonia, including bilateral multifocal ground glass opacity, peripheral distribution, and multilobe involvement, were identified in the patient (Figure 1A and B), his mother (Figure 2A and B), and his father (Figure 3A and B).