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. 2020 Nov 28;7:100297. doi: 10.1016/j.ejro.2020.100297

Table 1.

CT findings of influenza H1N1 virus-associated pneumonia.

CT findings Number of patients   κ
Ground-glass opacities 24/24 (100) N.A.
Airspace consolidation 23/24 (96) 0.36
Intralobular reticular opacities 1/24 (4) 0.16
Emphysema 1/24 (4) 0.36
Bronchial dilatation 2/24 (8) −0.14
Bronchial wall thickening 7/24 (29) 0.48
Lower volume loss 10/24 (42) 0.41
Subpleural sparing 8/24 (33) 0.00
Centrilobular nodules 11/24 (46) 0.66
Tree-in-bud appearance 7/24 (29) 0.65
Lymphadenopathy 12/24 (50) 0.25
Pleural effusion 7/24 (29) 0.73



Predominant overall anatomic distribution
Peripheral 7/24 (29) 0.63
Peribronchovascular 20/24 (83) 0.21



Bilateral 17/24 (71) 0.36
Unilateral 7/24 (29) 0.36



Lower 15/24 (63) 0.50
Upper and middle 4/24 (17) 0.25
Diffuse or random 5/24 (21) 0.19



CT pattern
Classical (type A) 11/24 (46) 0.75
Non-classical (type B) 4/24 (17) 13/24 (54) 0.75
Non-classical (type C) 9/24 (38)