Table 6. Radiographic data of patients when admitted to hospital.
| RX | BRAIN CT | CHEST CT | |
| 1 | KALETRA/ LEVO/ MERO/ LINZ/HCQ/IVIG | ---------------- | GGO with bilateral patchy consolidations and thickness of intercellular septal air bronchogram was evident |
| 2 | HCQ/ KALETRA/ TAMIFLO/ RIBAVERIN/ MERO/ LINZ/ HYDROCORTISON | ---------------- | Multiple bilateral GGO |
| 3 |
HCQ/KALETRA/ VANCOMYCIN/LEVO/MERO SPRAY ATROVENT/SEROFLO ATOR/CARVEDILOL |
Hypodensity with decreased volume in the left basal ganglia and white matter of the periventicularareafrontal horn did not a space-occupying lesion |
Disseminated centriacinaremphysema with superiority of upper area. Regular increased thickness of interlobular septa in inferior dependent areas. MediastinalLAN |
| 4 |
HCQ/OSELTAMIVIR LEVO |
Small vessel disease | Bilateralhyperinflation or hyperaeration. Calcified nodules in RLL |
| 5 | MERO/ LEVO/ LINZ/HCQ/ PLASMA EXCHANGE | ---------------- | Peripheral bilateral GGO |
| 6 | KALETRA/ CEFT/ AZIT/ | ----------------- | -------------------- |
| 7 | Immediate CPR * | ----------------- | -------------------- |
| 8 | LEVO/ CEFEP/ TARGO | Small vessel disease | Septal thickening and peribronchial cuffing. Bilateral PE. Collapse consolidation in the bases.Increasing pleural thickness. |
| 9 |
HCQ/DEXA AMIKA/CIPRO/KEFLIN |
Senile atrophy | Dependent consolidations were evident in both lungs. Image of several bulla scattered in the parenchyma |
| 10 | -------------------- | ----------------- | Peripheral dominancy of bilateral GGO |
| 11 | -------------------- | ------------------ | Peripheral dominancy of bilateral GGO |
| 12 | -------------------- | Senile atrophy | Peripheral bilateral GGO. Cardiomegaly and 10 ml cyst in the parenchyma |
| 13 | MERO/ LEVO/ LINZ/ ACYCLOVIR | NORMAL | Atelectasis in RLL and LLL. Bilateral pleural effusion |
| 14 | CLIN/ CEFT / MERO/ LEVO | Senile atrophy |
Bilateral PE. Pericardial effusion. Diffuse peripheral and subpleural GGO. Consolidation was evident in the upper peripheral area. Calcified LAD was evident in the mediastinum and subsegmental atelectasis in lingula and RML |
| 15 | VANCO/ MERO / LEVO | ----------------- | Consolidation in RML and RLL and bilateral patchy GGO with peripheral predominance |
*In all tables, rows 1 to 15 refer to a specific patient from number 1 to 15*
RX : Radiographic examination
VANCO: Vancomycin
AZI: Azithromycin
DEXA: Dexamethasone
GGO: Ground glass opacity
ATOR: Atorvastatin
MERO: Meropenem
LINZ: Linezolid
linezolid: Loss of consciousness
LAN: Lymphadenopathy
RLL: Right lower lobe
LLL: Left lower lobe
RML: Right middle lobe
PE: Pulmonary embolism
CIPRO: Ciprofloxacin
AMIKA: Amikacin
CLIN: Clindamycin
CEFT: Ceftriaxone
HCQ: Hydroxychloroquine
IVIG :Intravenous immunoglobulin