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Coronal chest computed tomography scan showing multiple areas of central ground-glass opacity, surrounded by ring or crescentic-shape, dense air-space.

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1 Coronal chest computed tomography scan showing multiple areas of central ground-glass opacity, surrounded by ring or crescentic-shape, dense air-space consolidation, mainly in the left lower lobe and the right upper lobe. Coronal chest computed tomography scan showing multiple areas of central ground-glass opacity, surrounded by ring or crescentic-shape, dense air-space consolidation, mainly in the left lower lobe and the right upper lobe. N. Maimon Eur Respir Rev 2010;19:83-85 ©2010 by European Respiratory Society

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