COD 118 - ILA of Sequelae - What is the Correct Terminology?

When faced with indeterminate interstitial lesions, it is a good idea to ask for a COVID-19 history and if present, try and compare with those scans to understand whether the interstitial lesions are sequelae, new lesions or pre-existing prior to the COVID-19 episode

Bhavin Jankharia

68-years old with a 3-months history of cough and expectoration.

CT scan shows reticular opacities with peripheral distribution and lower lobe predominance with traction bronchiectasis. Is this a fibrosing ILA?. It turns out she had COVID-19 in Sep 2020.

The video describes the case, the comparative findings of the 2020 and 2025 scans and discusses a new best practice paper on describing COVID-19 sequelae.

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