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Fig. 3B. —Type 4 progression shown on serial chest radiographs of 83-year-old woman with 3-day history of fever, chills, and rigor. Frontal chest radiograph obtained on day 2 shows increased area of pulmonary opacities in right lower zone. Subtle air-space opacities appear in perihilar regions of both upper zones.