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. 2020 Summer;20(2):134–138. doi: 10.31486/toj.20.0056

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Figure 1. — Chest x-ray for (A) 86-year-old mother 2 days after admission shows bilateral ground-glass opacities (white arrowheads), more severe on the right. Chest x-rays for (B) the 58-year-old son, (C) the 71-year-old son, and (D) the 61-year-old son all displayed bilateral airspace opacities on emergency department presentation (white arrowheads).