Case 115 - Ground Glass + Septal Thickening

Ground glass plus septal thickening has a specific set of conditions that can be differentiated based on appearance morphology, presentation (acute/subacute/chronic) and presence of other findings in the chest or elsewhere on whole body scanning

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