A 45 years old man is admitted in ICU with a chief complaint of breathlessness, fever and dry cough for 3 days. Patient recently travelled to China. Nasal and throat swab were taken and results are awaited. Meanwhile patient undergone a chest CT. Which of the following CT Chest findings is most likely to be seen in this patient?
Given the clinical history and recent travelling history, most likely diagnosis is COVID-19 infection. CT chest findings are: -The primary findings on CT in adults have been repoed as: ground glass opacities (GGO): bilateral, subpleural, peripheral crazy paving appearance (GGOs and inter-/intra-lobular septal thickening) air space consolidation bronchovascular thickening traction bronchiectasis -The ground-glass and/or consolidative opacities are usually bilateral, peripheral, and basal in distribution.
Glass ground opacification
Consolidation
Traction bronchiectasis
Sub-pleural bands
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