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Fig. 6C. —32-year-old man with severe acute respiratory syndrome
coronavirus pneumonia who is also hepatitis B carrier. He presented with fever
and myalgia. Chest radiograph with apparently normal findings was obtained on
admission (day 5 from onset of symptoms). High-resolution CT scans obtained on
day 45 show progressive resolution of pneumomediastinum, ground-glass changes,
and consolidations. Ground-glass opacities in centrilobular distribution
(arrows) are seen in upper lobes. Intralobular honeycombing and
bronchiolectasis with septal lines (arrowheads) are found in lung
bases. Patient was discharged on day 52.
