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B. If you look at Group 2 which is even more pronounced in CT scan
finding as compared to Group 1. There is a bilateral peripheral
involvement with a wavy pattern which is shown in this CT section.

C. There is a bilateral and peripheral consolidation predominantly seen in
Group 3.

D. The last group is those who had symptom onset two weeks and above.
You still see bilateral peripheral involvement but with mix patterns. Now

you are seeing perhaps a little bit of reticulation, moderate fibrosis and
also with the pleura effusion. If you look at the distribution of various
patterns, Group 4 actually has all the four patterns, predominantly a mix

type and there is little bit of reticulation. Reticulation means fine
fibrosis.