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Chest X-ray (A-P portable film), significant for bilateral lower lobe patchy infiltrates.
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COVID-19 infection. Chest x-ray (CXR) was significant for patchy infiltrates on bilateral lower lobes [Fig. 1].
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CXR with A-P portable film, significant for bilateral infiltrates.
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COVID-19 positive on admission, and therefore was initiated on dexamethasone and was provided supplemental oxygen as needed. CXR was notable for bilateral infiltrates [Fig. 2].
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CXR portable film, significant for a right lower lobe infiltrate.
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CXR was significant for a right lower lobe infiltrate [Fig. 3].
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Chest X-rays with initial film from COVID-19/DKA admission on January 2021 (left), and repeat imaging 1 year following during January 2022 admission (right).
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Of note, the patient had earlier admission in January 2021 for DKA and was found to be COVID-19 positive, for which she was admitted to the ICU and was started on an insulin drip and IV fluids [Fig. 4].