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Fig. 1B. 55-year-old previously healthy man with history of recent travel to Hong Kong. Bedside anteroposterior computed radiograph obtained with patient supine 12 hr after initial radiograph (A) shows diffuse bilateral air-space consolidation. Note prominent air bronchograms, low position of endotracheal tube, and gaseous distention of stomach. Radiographic findings and rapid progression are consistent with adult respiratory distress syndrome.





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