Confirmed COVID-19 case
Confirmed #covid-19 crp >300, WBC 11, temperature 38.8, spo2 90% room air, RR 30, terrible wheeze, SOB, sweaty. Rapid deterioration in breathing, intubated and ventilated 24 hours later.
Basal GGOS are faintly seen Leucopenia Crp is high Covid19 +ve Breathless febrile Not responding to ventilator support Dear dr Zaka Yusto M why not look at this case from recent findings postulated ie to look from DIC As chest suggest pulmonary oedema Add inj lasix Anticoagulants Prevent from rise in ferritin
Collapse consolidation Lt lower lobe Collapse consolidation right lower lobe paracardic region Copd Emphysema Cardiomegaly COVID infection
* COVID-19..POSITIVE.. * INCREASED..WBC.. * B/L..CONSOLIDATIONS * CARDIOMEGALY .. * CCF..P..ATELECTESIS..
* Pulmonary oedema ** COPD EMPHYSEMA COVID Needs further investigation and evaluation to conclude and line of treatment.
Agree@Shivraj Agarwal Sir Ji
Pneumothorax with cardiomegaly with covid hrct 2 decho antibiotics anti inflamatorry antiviral anticoaglunat
Cardiomegaly ,pulmonary vascular bed is poorly visible with absence of main pulmonary arterie.Brochogram well mado out ,both left and bronchi are seen through cardiac silhouette.
Xray lower Angle not visible Hrct Rt pcr Crp more then 300 Spo290 Hypoxia Admit pure case of sarscov2
Bilateral LOWER zone consolidation with COPD
Bilateral basal ground glass appearance
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