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Table 2 Quantitative and qualitative computed tomography (CT) findings related to COVID-19, and secondary CT findings

From: Evaluation of novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19) using quantitative lung CT and clinical data: prediction of short-term outcome

Volume of disease (cm3; median, range)

249.5 (9.9–1505)

Uni/bilateral

 Unilateral

7/106 (6.6%)

 Bilateral

99/106 (93.4%)

Affected lobes

 Only lower lobe(s)

5/106 (4.7%)

 Lower lobe(s) + at least one other lobe

97/106 (91.5%)

 No lower lobe involvement

4/106 (3.8%)

Gradient

 Apicobasal gradient

49/106 (46.2%)

 No apicobasal gradient

57/106 (53.8%)

Distribution

 Peripheral

39/106 (36.8%)

 Central

2/106 (1.9%)

 Mixed

65/106 (61.3%)

CT pattern

 Pure GGO

11/106 (10.4%)

 GGO + septal thickening

46/106 (43.4%)

 GGO + consolidation

49/106 (46.2%)

Predominant type

 GGO

79/106 (74.5%)

 Consolidation

27/106 (25.5%)

CT sign

 Reverse halo

7/106 (6.6%)

 Linear opacities

66/106 (62.3%)

 Nodules

28/106 (26.4%)

Secondary findings

 Emphysema

13/106 (12.3%)

 Fibrosis

8/106 (7.5%)

 Enlarged lymph nodes (≥ 10 mm short axis)

33/106 (31.1%)

 Pleural effusion

10/106 (9.4%)

 Pleural thickening

15/106 (14.15%)

 Aortic Calcification

45/106 (42.5%)

 Coronary calcification

53/106 (50.0%)

Other

 Pneumomediastinum

1/106 (0.9%)

 Iatrogenic pneumothorax and subcutaneous emphysema

1/106 (0.9%)

  1. GGO Ground-glass opacities