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Chest radiographs for case 1 (images a and b with just more than 24 h in between the two radiographs) demonstrating bilateral perihilar opacities and an ill-defined opacity at the left base (a), which rapidly progressed to prominent bibasilar hazy opacities (b). Chest radiograph for case 2 (image c) displays prominent perihilar and bibasilar interstitial opacities with subtle diffuse background reticular and linear interstitial prominence. Chest radiograph for case 3 (image d) shows bilateral perihilar and bibasilar consolidative and patchy opacities, left more so than right, with more diffuse prominence of the reticular pattern.
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His CXR showed bilateral perihilar and bibasilar consolidative patchy opacities, more on the left side, with diffuse prominence of the reticular pattern (Figure 1).
Chest CT for case 1 (image a) demonstrates ground glass opacities (long white arrow), patchy consolidation (short white arrow), crazy paving appearance (white arrowhead) which describes ground glass opacities with septal thickening, nodular foci (black arrow), and subpleural sparing (also white arrowhead). Chest CT for case 2 (image b) displays scattered mostly peripheral ground glass lung opacities (short white arrow) with nodules (long white arrow), septal thickening (black arrow), and peribronchial wall thickening (black arrowhead). Chest CT for case 3 (image c) shows interlobular septal thickening (black arrowhead) and alveolar ground glass opacities (white arrow) throughout much of the lungs with notable subpleural sparing (black arrow), more consolidative opacities in dependent lung bases (small white arrow), and small bilateral pleural effusions.
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His CT chest demonstrated diffuse alveolar ground glass opacities throughout the lungs with prominent subpleural sparing, septal thickening, bilateral small pleural effusions, and bibasilar dependent consolidation (Figure 2).
PMC7607755_02
Chest radiographs for case 1 (images a and b with just more than 24 h in between the two radiographs) demonstrating bilateral perihilar opacities and an ill-defined opacity at the left base (a), which rapidly progressed to prominent bibasilar hazy opacities (b). Chest radiograph for case 2 (image c) displays prominent perihilar and bibasilar interstitial opacities with subtle diffuse background reticular and linear interstitial prominence. Chest radiograph for case 3 (image d) shows bilateral perihilar and bibasilar consolidative and patchy opacities, left more so than right, with more diffuse prominence of the reticular pattern.
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His CXR showed bilateral perihilar and bibasilar consolidative patchy opacities, more on the left side, with diffuse prominence of the reticular pattern (Figure 1).
Chest CT for case 1 (image a) demonstrates ground glass opacities (long white arrow), patchy consolidation (short white arrow), crazy paving appearance (white arrowhead) which describes ground glass opacities with septal thickening, nodular foci (black arrow), and subpleural sparing (also white arrowhead). Chest CT for case 2 (image b) displays scattered mostly peripheral ground glass lung opacities (short white arrow) with nodules (long white arrow), septal thickening (black arrow), and peribronchial wall thickening (black arrowhead). Chest CT for case 3 (image c) shows interlobular septal thickening (black arrowhead) and alveolar ground glass opacities (white arrow) throughout much of the lungs with notable subpleural sparing (black arrow), more consolidative opacities in dependent lung bases (small white arrow), and small bilateral pleural effusions.
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His CT chest demonstrated diffuse alveolar ground glass opacities throughout the lungs with prominent subpleural sparing, septal thickening, bilateral small pleural effusions, and bibasilar dependent consolidation (Figure 2).
PMC7607755_03
Chest radiographs for case 1 (images a and b with just more than 24 h in between the two radiographs) demonstrating bilateral perihilar opacities and an ill-defined opacity at the left base (a), which rapidly progressed to prominent bibasilar hazy opacities (b). Chest radiograph for case 2 (image c) displays prominent perihilar and bibasilar interstitial opacities with subtle diffuse background reticular and linear interstitial prominence. Chest radiograph for case 3 (image d) shows bilateral perihilar and bibasilar consolidative and patchy opacities, left more so than right, with more diffuse prominence of the reticular pattern.
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His CXR showed bilateral perihilar and bibasilar consolidative patchy opacities, more on the left side, with diffuse prominence of the reticular pattern (Figure 1).
Chest CT for case 1 (image a) demonstrates ground glass opacities (long white arrow), patchy consolidation (short white arrow), crazy paving appearance (white arrowhead) which describes ground glass opacities with septal thickening, nodular foci (black arrow), and subpleural sparing (also white arrowhead). Chest CT for case 2 (image b) displays scattered mostly peripheral ground glass lung opacities (short white arrow) with nodules (long white arrow), septal thickening (black arrow), and peribronchial wall thickening (black arrowhead). Chest CT for case 3 (image c) shows interlobular septal thickening (black arrowhead) and alveolar ground glass opacities (white arrow) throughout much of the lungs with notable subpleural sparing (black arrow), more consolidative opacities in dependent lung bases (small white arrow), and small bilateral pleural effusions.
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His CT chest demonstrated diffuse alveolar ground glass opacities throughout the lungs with prominent subpleural sparing, septal thickening, bilateral small pleural effusions, and bibasilar dependent consolidation (Figure 2).