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Fig. 2B. —Type 2 progression shown on serial chest radiographs of 37-year-old man with 1-day history of high fever and cough. Frontal chest radiograph obtained on day 3 shows confluent air-space opacity in periphery of right lower zone that is more obvious than on previous radiograph (A).

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