Figure 3.

All of the previous images were of patients who have a history of living in the epidemic area, and all have been seen for having a fever. (A) and (B) are typical of interstitial changes and ground-glass opacity for pneumonia in patients with positive nucleic acid test results. (C) and (D) show solid lesions on the apex of the lung, which need to be distinguished from tuberculosis; however, these patients had positive nucleic acid test results. (E) and (F) do not show clear lesions, but the nucleic acid test results were positive in these patients.