Atypical Presentation of COVID-19 Leading to ARDS

Figure 2

(a) Subpleural and peripheral interstitial infiltrate [3–5] which is worrisome for coronavirus or other viral or atypical infections. (b) Computed tomography angiography showed negative for pulmonary embolus but showed signs of subpleural and peripheral interstitial infiltrate suggestive of COVID-19 vs. other viral infections [3–5]. However, prior chest X-ray on admission was negative for any acute changes when compared to previous studies.

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