PMC8140687_01
the first thoracic CT scan in an axial (A); and coronal (B) lung window showed ground-glass-opacities associated with crazy paving (yellow arrow) as well as the start of consolidation (orange arrow); the percentage of lung involvement is approximately 75%
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F1
A computed tomography (CT) scan on the first admission showed signs of COVID-19 (Figure 1).
CTPA in an axial window showing an acute pulmonary embolism of the upper lobar branch of the left pulmonary artery (yellow arrow), associated with a left pleural effusion
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F2
A CTPA was performed, which showed a filling defect in the right pulmonary artery (Figure 2) with almost the same degree of lung damage (Figure 3).
thoracic CT scan in an axial (A); and coronal (B) window objectifying ground glass opacities associated with crazy paving (yellow arrow) and fibrotic bands (red arrow), as well as consolidation in lower lobes (orange arrow)
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F3
A CTPA was performed, which showed a filling defect in the right pulmonary artery (Figure 2) with almost the same degree of lung damage (Figure 3).
PMC8140687_02
the first thoracic CT scan in an axial lung window showing widespread bilateral ground glass opacities associated with crazy paving (yellow arrow), vascular dilatation (red arrow) as well as consolidation (orange arrow)
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F4
A computed tomography (CT) scan on the first admission showed signs of COVID-19 pneumonia (Figure 4).
CTPA in axial (A); and coronal (B) windows showing pulmonary embolism of the left pulmonary artery extended to the lower lobar and segmental branches (yellow arrow)
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F5
A CT pulmonary angiogram (CTPA) was performed, which showed a filling defect in the left pulmonary artery extended to the lower lobar and segmental branches (Figure 5) with 60% of CT abnormalities related to COVID-19 disease (Figure 6).
thoracic CT scan in an axial (A); and coronal (B) window showing 60% of CT abnormalities related to for peer review COVID-19 disease
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F6
A CT pulmonary angiogram (CTPA) was performed, which showed a filling defect in the left pulmonary artery extended to the lower lobar and segmental branches (Figure 5) with 60% of CT abnormalities related to COVID-19 disease (Figure 6).