Current status quo on COVID-19 including chest imaging

Figure 1 Chest radiograph of 64-year-old coronavirus disease 2019 patient showing peripheral reticular infiltrates and consolidation predominantly in a lower lobe distribution, typical for coronavirus disease 2019 pneumonia.

Figure 2 Axial chest computed tomography images of a 72-year-old male patient showing multifocal, predominantly peripheral and subpleural based ground glass opacities arranged in a “crazy paving pattern” involving both lungs and all lobes typical for coronavirus disease 2019 (A-D).

Figure 3 Chest radiograph (A) and axial chest computed tomography (B) images of a 52-year-old male infected with coronavirus disease 2019 showing peripheral and subpleural ground glass opacities in the posterior basal segments of both lower lobes along with peripheral vascular tree-in-bud sign (circle).