Table 1 Features of chest CT scan of COVID-19 patients with Pleural effusion
From: Clinical characteristics of COVID-19 complicated with pleural effusion
Patients(n = 153) | |
|---|---|
Patterns of the lesions | |
Ground glass opacities | 50 (32.68%) |
Consolidation | 5 (3.27%) |
Linear opacities | 7 (4.58%) |
Ground glass opacities with consolidation | 40 (26.14%) |
Ground glass opacities with liner opacities | 31 (20.26%) |
Consolidation with liner opacities | 6 (3.92%) |
Ground glass opacities with consolidation and liner opacities | 14 (9.15%) |
Pleural effusion | |
Left | 29 (18.95%) |
Right | 24 (15.69%) |
Bilateral | 100 (65.36%) |
Other findings | |
Pleura thickening | 31 (20.26%) |
Pericardial effusion | 12 (7.84%) |
Pulmonary emphysema | 8 (5.23%) |
Lymphadenopathy | 3 (1.96%) |