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 147,0,F,50,COVID-19,,,38.2,,5.5,,,AP,X-ray,2020,"Orange, California, USA",images,da9e9aac-de8c-44c7-ba57-e7cc8e4caaba.annot.original.jpeg,10.1148/cases.20201815,https://cases.rsna.org/case/20089b73-72d4-4298-a0d1-b045e414c02b,,"50 year-old woman with history of type 2 diabetes and essential hypertension presents to the emergency room with 7 days of worsening shortness of breath, fatigue, and bouts of diarrhea. The patient recently traveled to Uganda. COVID-19, consolidation, atoll, reverse halo, viral pneumonia, ground glass. Chest radiograph is generally nonspecific manifesting with peripheral and basal predominant consolidation. The most common imaging appearance on chest CT scans include peripheral and basal predominant ground-glass opacities and less commonly consolidation that often has a rounded appearance. Some of the opacities may manifest an atoll or reverse halo sign with central ground-glass opacities and peripheral consolidation. A perilobular distribution may also be present, likely representing an organizing pneumonia pattern of lung injury. AP chest radiograph at presentation shows peripheral and basal predominant consolidation.",,
 148,11,M,41,COVID-19,,,,,3.15,,1.3,AP,X-ray,2020,"The First Hospital of Lanzhou University, Lanzhou, China",images,4ad30bc6-2da0-4f84-bc9b-62acabfd518a.annot.original.png,10.1148/cases.20201559,https://cases.rsna.org/case/b5e87059-45c0-4bc9-8ad2-6a7301485ac5,," Chest radiograph and CT images of a 41-year-old man with COVID-2019 infection performed at the same time. (A) Chest radiograph shows basal atelectasis without confluent consolidation. (B, C) Axial thin-section unenhanced CT scan shows patchy ground-glass opacities (circle) in the medial right lower lobe. Ground-glass nodules (arrows) are also in the right upper lobe and left lower lobe. The patient presented with an 11-day history of cough after recent travel to Wuhan, China. The patient had no history of diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disorders or other diseases. Bronchiectasis, Consolidation, linear opacities, Ground-glass opacities, linear opacities",,
 149,10,M,40,COVID-19,,Y,38.3,,6.91,,1.73,PA,X-ray,2020,"Zigong, China",images,fff49165-b22d-4bb4-b9d1-d5d62c52436c.annot.original.png,10.1148/cases.20201394,https://cases.rsna.org/case/8cc22815-ff15-4234-9148-f70c3cc8659e,,"40-year-old man presented with a 10-day history of cough and a 1-day history of fever (38.3℃). After 6 days of treatment combined with antiviral drugs and anti-inflammatory drugs, the pulmonary lesions had nearly resolved, however new ground-glass opacities appeared in the periphery of the right lower lobe. Fortunately, following continuous treatment, the man improved and was discharged. PA and lateral chest radiographs show patchy consolidation in the right mid lung zone.",,
+150,8,M,28,COVID-19,,Y,39.1,90,6.4,5.55,0.63,AP,X-ray,2020,,images,figure1-5e7c1b8d98c29ab001275405-98.jpeg,,https://app.figure1.com/images/5e7c1b8d98c29ab001275405/,,"28M previously fit and well, not on any regular medications, presented with a 6 day Hx of fever, non-productive cough and SOB for the last 4 days. His symptoms started as sore throat and coryzal symptoms 8 days prior to his presentation and he reported contact with a friend with similar symptomatology.  O/E T39.1 HR87 BP119/63 RR38 SpO2 90% on RA. Bilateral nasal crepitations without a wheeze.  Image 1 - CXR on admission Image 2 - haematology, biochemistry on admission and serial gases Image 3 - CXR post intubation in the critical care setting Image 4 - the reason for this unfortunate young man requiring critical care.",Image originally shared on Figure 1.,
+150,13,M,28,COVID-19,,Y,,,,,,AP,X-ray,2020,,images,figure1-5e7c1b8d98c29ab001275405-98-later.jpeg,,https://app.figure1.com/images/5e7c1b8d98c29ab001275405/,,"28M previously fit and well, not on any regular medications, presented with a 6 day Hx of fever, non-productive cough and SOB for the last 4 days. His symptoms started as sore throat and coryzal symptoms 8 days prior to his presentation and he reported contact with a friend with similar symptomatology.  O/E T39.1 HR87 BP119/63 RR38 SpO2 90% on RA. Bilateral nasal crepitations without a wheeze.  Image 1 - CXR on admission Image 2 - haematology, biochemistry on admission and serial gases Image 3 - CXR post intubation in the critical care setting Image 4 - the reason for this unfortunate young man requiring critical care.",Image originally shared on Figure 1.,