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Figure 1

Man, 64 year. Chest x-ray shows patchy consolidation and strip-like opacities in a patient with confirmed COVID-19 infection by reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).
Man, 64 year. Chest x-ray shows patchy consolidation and strip-like opacities in a patient with confirmed COVID-19 infection by reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR).

Figure 2

Man 53 y. CT shows multiple focal ground-glass opacities. (A) Axial plane, (B) multiplanar reconstruction in coronal plane.
Man 53 y. CT shows multiple focal ground-glass opacities. (A) Axial plane, (B) multiplanar reconstruction in coronal plane.

Figure 3

Man, 61 year. CT shows ground-glass opacities separated by thickened interlobular septa. (A-F) Axial planes.
Man, 61 year. CT shows ground-glass opacities separated by thickened interlobular septa. (A-F) Axial planes.

Figure 4

Woman, 54 year. CT shows patchy consolidation in apical segment of left lower lung. (A) Multiplanar reconstruction in sagittal plane; (B) multiplanar reconstruction in coronal plane; (C) axial plane.
Woman, 54 year. CT shows patchy consolidation in apical segment of left lower lung. (A) Multiplanar reconstruction in sagittal plane; (B) multiplanar reconstruction in coronal plane; (C) axial plane.

Figure 5

Man, 76 year. CT shows strip-like opacity, grid-like thickening of interlobular septa, thickening and strip-like twist of bronchial walls and patchy consolidations. (A) Axial plane; (B) multiplanar reconstruction in coronal plane; (C) multiplanar reconstruction in sagittal plane.
Man, 76 year. CT shows strip-like opacity, grid-like thickening of interlobular septa, thickening and strip-like twist of bronchial walls and patchy consolidations. (A) Axial plane; (B) multiplanar reconstruction in coronal plane; (C) multiplanar reconstruction in sagittal plane.

Recommendations for second scenario – suspected COVID-19 cancer patient, according to Italian Society of Radiology and Interventional Radiology (SIRM) guidelines10

PatientsHealthcare staff
Isolated, controlled, and diagnostic confirmation should be as quick as possible
Wear • N95 mask [strong recommendation]Wear • N95 mask [strong recommendation]
• or surgical mask [weak recommendation]• goggles or face shield [strong recommendation]
• gloves [strong recommendation]
• surgical cap [weak recommendation]
• shoe covers [weak recommendation]
Stay away from other people (at least 6 feet of distance) [strong recommendation]Clean and disinfect with 500 mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant the radiological equipment used, clean their hands properly, and the room should be opened for appropriate ventilation [strong recommendation]
Diagnostic tool
• Chest radiography (CXR; not very sensitive), with portable equipment in the isolation room [strong recommendation]
• Computed tomography (CT; greater sensitivity) for early pneumonic change, disease progression, and alternative diagnoses;
the administration of the intravenous contrast medium for the diagnosis of pulmonary thromboembolism

Fourth scenario -Cancer Patients with incidental COVID-19 diagnosis, according to Italian Society of Radiology and Interventional Radiology (SIRM) guidelines10

PatientsHealthcare staff
Controlled
• diagnostic confirmation should be as quick as possible [strong recommendation]
WearWear
• N95 mask [strong recommendation]• N95 mask [strong recommendation]
• or surgical mask [weak recommendation]• goggles or face shield [strong recommendation]
• gloves [strong recommendation]
• surgical cap [weak recommendation]
• shoe covers [weak recommendation]
Stay away from other people (at least 6 feet of distance) [strong recommendation]Clean and disinfect with 500 mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant the radiological equipment used, clean their hands properly, and the room should be opened for appropriate ventilation [strong recommendation]

Recommendations for third scenario - confirmed Covid-19 cancer patient, according to Italian Society of Radiology and Interventional Radiology (SIRM) guidelines10

PatientsHealthcare staff
Isolated and controlledMedical personnel enter into the isolation area through
• treated in designated hospitals with isolation and protection conditions [strong recommendation]designated channels (strongrecommendation]
Wear
• N95 mask (strong recommendation]
Wear• goggles or face shield (strong recommendation]
• N95 mask [strong recommendation]• gloves (strong recommendation]
• or surgical mask [weak recommendation]• surgical cap (weak recommendation]
• shoe covers(weak recommendation]
Stay away from other people (at least 6 feet of distance) [strong recommendation]Clean and disinfect with 500 mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant the radiological equipment used, clean their hands properly, and the room should be opened for appropriate ventilation [strong recommendation]
Diagnostic tool
• daily chest radiographs are not indicated
• CT scan is indicated for the evaluation of the stage of
infection, for defining complications and for a correct
differential diagnosis
• The chest ultrasound (POCUS – point-of-care ultrasound) a
monitoring tool to evaluate the effectiveness of the prono-
supination manoeuvres

Recommendations for first scenario – non COVID-19 cancer patient, according to Italian Society of Radiology and Interventional Radiology (SIRM) guidelines10

PatientsHealth care staff
WearWear
• N95 mask [strong recommendation]• N95 mask [strong recommendation]
• or surgical mask [weak recommendation]• goggles or face shield [strong recommendation]
• gloves [strong recommendation]
• surgical cap [weak recommendation]
• shoe covers [weak recommendation]
Stay away from other people (at least 6 feet of distance) [strong recommendation]Clean and disinfect with 500 mg/L chlorine-containing disinfectant the radiological equipment used, clean their hands properly, and the room should be opened for appropriate ventilation [strong recommendation]
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1581-3207
Język:
Angielski
Częstotliwość wydawania:
4 razy w roku
Dziedziny czasopisma:
Medicine, Clinical Medicine, Internal Medicine, Haematology, Oncology, Radiology