Fig. 2
From: Efficacy of different doses of corticosteroids in treating severe COVID-19 pneumonia
Coronal reconstruction and axial image from CT imaging of the chest acquired when discharged in a 73-year-old man (A and B) shows a radiological pattern with predominant peribronchial and perilobular dense consolidation mild traction bronchiectasis of the airways. Follow-up CT imaging of the chest acquired after 1 month of oral prednisolone (C and D) shows residual ground glass and a little subpleural consolidation. As shown in the image below)