Figure 1.

A 55-year-old male presented with 3-day history of fever and dry cough without any comorbidity with initial lung CT involvement score of twelve. The score of involvement of the right lung lobes was as follows: right lower lobe: 2, right upper lobe: 2, right middle lobe: 1. In the left lung lobes, the involvement scores were as follows: left lower lobe: 2, lingula: 3, left upper lobe: 2. Furthermore, the score of coronary calcification based on Weston and segmental methods was 2, 1, and 3, respectively. The arrow shows calcification in the coronary arteries. CT = computed tomography