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Axial chest computed tomography without contrast showing bilateral ground-glass opacities in lung bases, with peripheral and posterior predominance, suspected of being affected by COVID-19
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The computed tomography (CT) (Figure 1) showed sparse ground-glass opacities, although more evident in the posterior contour of lower lobes.
(A) axial upper abdominal computed tomography in T2 sequence ground-opacities showing subpleural and posterior predominance, suspected by COVID-19; (B) changes in the frame of the same resonance T2-weighted image, making findings more evident, similar to the one expected in computed tomography; (C) chest computed tomography of the patient at the same level showing a great similarity featured changes in magnetic resonance cuts
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