This 47-years old had COVID-19 in mid-June. Her CT scan of 16 Jun shows typical subpleural areas of ground glass. In most patients, these resolve completely or with residual...

This 61-years old man came after 4 days of fever. The first CT scan shows a classic perivascular and subpleural lesion. 7 days later, the lesion has partly “melted” - this...

This 57-years old man was tested positive in mid-May. He had a scan in June and now in September. While there is resorption of some of the ground glass and reticular opacities...

This 74-years old individual had a CT scan 1 month after her COViD-19 diagnosis showing consolidation and thick bands in the lower lobes. 10 weeks later, the lesions have...

This middle-aged individual had bad disease and was hospitalized for over a month. The first scan shows significant lung involvement. 3 weeks later, the lesions have started...

This 52 years old man presented with mild disease that progressed in 3 days. He was Covid negative but breathless and a scan done 1 month later shows dense opacities with...

Then we have this 42-years old man with two scans done 9 days apart, who was mildly symptomatic at the time of the first scan and is asymptomatic at the time of the 2nd scan. The...

On the other hand, this 34-years old patient had minimal subtle disease at presentation and then 13 days later landed up with extensive lung involvement, most of it likely...

This 43-years old man has typical changes of ground glass and crazy-paving at presentation. One week later, the lesions have resolved significantly with residual ground glass,...

These are two asymptomatic individuals who tested positive, but sent for CT scan. Both patients show subtle opacities, which are predominantly perivascular, with ground glass or...