Fig. 9.

COVID-19 infection in metastatic gastric cancer. A fifty-two-year-old male was referred for CT chest because of recent respiratory symptoms (dyspnea and dry cough). Axial and coronal CT images (a) and (b) demonstrate peripheral GGO in the right lower lobe (short thick arrows), suggestive of COVID 19 infection, which was confirmed on PCR testing. Additional findings related to the underlying cancer, such as gastric wall thickening (c; thin arrows) and a solitary metastatic right paracardiac pulmonary nodule (d; thin arrows) are also identified.