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Table 1 Distribution of patients according to “Prevalence of HRCT findings”

From: Spectrum of HRCT findings among asymptomatic and recovered COVID-19 patients: how did they impact the clinical decision?

Prevalence of HRCT findings

Asymptomatic COVID-19 patients

Initially screened

Recovered

N (60)

%

N (60)

%

* Unilateral versus bilateral lung involvement

 

 Unilateral (one lung involved)

18

30%

Not detected

 Bilateral (both lungs involved)

42

70%

60

100%

* Size and extension of the lesions

 Less than 3 cm

42

70%

10

16.7%

 Peripheral (> 3 cm longest dimension but < 3 cm extension from pleural surface).

15

25%

42

70%

 Peripheral (> 3 cm extension from pleural surface but < 50% of lobar involvement) or peri-bronchial (> 3 cm)

3

5%

6

10%

 Diffuse lobular pattern (extending proximally > 3 cm from pleural surface and > 50% of lobar involvement)

Not detected

2

3.3%

* Number of the lesions (excluding diffuse lobar pattern)

 Less than 3

24

40%

Not found

 More than 3

36

60%

60

100%

* HRCT findings

GGO nodules or patches

46

76.7%

36

60%

 “Atoll sign” (starting organization)

6

10%

24

40%

 “Air bubble sign”

1

1.7%

4

6.7%

Secondary fibrosis

6

10%

20

33.3%

 “Crazy paving pattern”

6

10%

Not found

GGOs mixed with consolidative changes

14

23.3%

24

40%

 “Curvilinear” consolidations or fibro-consolidations

2

3.3%

24

40%

* Associated signs/findings

 Hydro-pneumothorax

Not detected

1

1.7%

 Bronchial wall thickening and traction bronchiectasis

Not detected

1

1.7%

  1. * Highest values are demonestrated in italic