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. 2022 Dec 5;15:7117–7124. doi: 10.2147/IDR.S393198

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Chest X-ray (A and B) and computed tomography (C and D) of the case 1 patient on admission to our hospital on day 40 (A and C) and day 52 (B and D). Interstitial shadows in X ray and Ground-glass opacities (GGOs) in CT are found in both lung fields on admission to our hospital on day 40 (A and C). These interstitial shadows and GGOs were increased 12 days later on day 52 (B and D). Both of the lung volumes were also reduced on day 52 (B), compared with on day 40 (A). Arrows indicated the abnormal shadows in chest X-ray and CT, such as interstitial shadows and GGO.