Fig. 4
From: Tomographic findings in patients with COVID-19 according to evolution of the disease
Sequence of images of a 79-year-old patient with fever, dyspnea, and myalgia of 10 days of evolution. The pulmonary parenchymal window thin section computed tomography shows the following: a Presence of ground glass opacities in the middle third of both hemithorax, of central distribution (blue arrows) and peripheral distribution (white arrows); parenchymal band declining in the upper third of the left lower lobe (gray arrow), a subpleural band (black arrow) and thickening of the axial peribronchovascular interstitium (green arrows) are added. b “Crazy cobblestone” pattern in the lobe of the lingula (black arrow) together with a pleural traction band (blue arrow). c Consolidation in the posterior segment of the right lower lobe associated with a parenchymal band in the same segment (black arrow)