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. 2022 Mar 8;12:4058. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-07918-6

Figure 1.

Figure 1

Haematoxylin and eosin-stained sections from representative areas of lung parenchyma infected with COVID-19. The microphotograph shows (A) diffuse alveolar damage with the hyaline membrane (exudative phase) (× 200). (B) Diffuse alveolar damage with organization (organizing phase) (× 200). (C) Organizing pneumonia with interalveolar capillaries filled with microthrombi (× 200). (D) Alveolar spaces are filled with neutrophilic infiltrate in a case of organizing DAD (not shown here) indicate superimposed acute bronchopneumonia (× 100). (E, F) Hyperplastic pneumocytes (E, arrow) and megakaryocytes (F, arrow) are seen in a case of DAD with acute bronchopneumonia (× 400). (G) Representative image of SARS-CoV2-stained tissue from COVID-19 patient. SARS-COV2 IHC shows cytoplasmic granular positivity in pneumocytes.