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. 2021 Jan;42(1):138–143. doi: 10.3174/ajnr.A6832

FIG 1.

FIG 1.

A, There are multiple, bilateral, focal, peripheral-predominant areas of ground-glass opacification, commonly seen in patients with COVID-19 pulmonary infection. B, There are multiple, focal 5- to 6-mm nodules with surrounding ground-glass change in the left upper lobe. This is an indeterminate COVID-19 appearance and would be more suggestive of atypical or fungal infection. C, There is bilateral ground-glass opacification posteriorly, more on the right, consistent with dependent change. This is a characteristic appearance, not associated with COVID-19, and classically disappears in the prone position. There is also a general hazy appearance not seen in A and B, which does not represent abnormal lung and is artifactual due to movement.