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. 2020 Oct 10;27(1):76–82. doi: 10.1016/j.jiac.2020.09.022

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Fig. 1 — Computed tomography images of five critically ill patients with coronavirus disease. Case 1, prominent subsegmental areas of consolidation with a clear margin in the left lung; Case 2, multiple patchy areas of pure ground glass opacities with a crazy-paving appearance; Case 3, multiple areas of consolidation with interlobular septal thickening are seen on both the lungs with a prominent peripheral distribution; Case 4, ground glass opacities with prominent vascular enhancement in the right lung; Case 5: opacities indicating consolidation in both lungs and the presence of an air bronchogram with a crazy-paving appearance; Case 6: bilateral prominent subsegmental areas of consolidation with left-sided predominance; Case 7: a crazy-paving appearance with a bilateral prominent peripheral distribution in the lungs; and Case 8: consolidation with higher density areas with a bilateral prominent peripheral distribution in the lungs.