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Spectrum of HRCT findings among asymptomatic and recovered COVID-19 patients: how did they impact the clinical decision?|pdf=|usr=}}{{C7705406}} gab.com Text Spectrum of HRCT findings among asymptomatic and recovered COVID-19 patients: how did they impact the clinical decision JO: ä-/-ä http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=C7705406 #FOAvip Background: Decisions about asymptomatic COVID-19 patients are always critical, either during initial screening or during recovery. Spread of infection will be inevitable if those patients were left non-isolated. This study aimed not only to survey spectrum of HRCT findings of COVID-19 among asymptomatic and recovered patients but also to record unexpected results and document their impact upon the clinical decision. Results: The study was retrospectively conducted, during June and July 2020, on 120 patients proved with COVID-19, during initial HRCT screening or delayed following announcement of recovery. All patients were completely asymptomatic. They included 72 males and 48 females (60%:40%). Their age ranged from 10 to 58?years (mean 35.95 ± 12.25 SD). HRCT was analyzed by three expert consultant radiologists in consensus. Among asymptomatic initially screened COVID-19 patients, additional to GGOs, bilateral consolidative changes were unexpectedly found together with secondary fibrosis (23.3% and 10%). HRCT results significantly impacted the clinical decision (P < 0.0001); PCR had to be repeated with home isolation (43.3%). Infected health care providers had to stop their duty immediately (20%). Isolated hospitalization replaced routine ward admission (25%). Cautious surgical interference was performed using full personal protective equipment (PPE) (8.3%). Among asymptomatic recovered COVID-19 patients, unexpected large lesions (> 3?cm) were found (70%). Near 50% of lung volume was persistently affected (10%). Secondary fibrosis was striking (33%). Encysted hydro-pneumothorax persisted for a whole month (1.7%). ?No-isolation? decision remained unchanged because of clinical and laboratory stability; however, steroids were prescribed to speed lung recovery. Conclusion: HRCT findings among asymptomatic and recovered COVID-19 patients can be unexpected and can definitely impact the clinical decision. Twit Text FOAVip Spectrum of HRCT findings among asymptomatic and recovered COVID-19 patients: how did they impact the clinical decision ????ä-/-ä http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=C7705406 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=C7705406 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|C7705406}}</ref> Spectrum of HRCT findings among asymptomatic and recovered COVID-19 patients: how did they impact the clinical decision? #MMPMIDC7705406 Samir A; Abdelgawad MS; Baess AI; Hassan HHM ä-/-ä 2020[]; 51 (1): ä PMIDC7705406show ga Background: Decisions about asymptomatic COVID-19 patients are always critical, either during initial screening or during recovery. Spread of infection will be inevitable if those patients were left non-isolated. This study aimed not only to survey spectrum of HRCT findings of COVID-19 among asymptomatic and recovered patients but also to record unexpected results and document their impact upon the clinical decision. Results: The study was retrospectively conducted, during June and July 2020, on 120 patients proved with COVID-19, during initial HRCT screening or delayed following announcement of recovery. All patients were completely asymptomatic. They included 72 males and 48 females (60%:40%). Their age ranged from 10 to 58?years (mean 35.95 ± 12.25 SD). HRCT was analyzed by three expert consultant radiologists in consensus. Among asymptomatic initially screened COVID-19 patients, additional to GGOs, bilateral consolidative changes were unexpectedly found together with secondary fibrosis (23.3% and 10%). HRCT results significantly impacted the clinical decision (P < 0.0001); PCR had to be repeated with home isolation (43.3%). Infected health care providers had to stop their duty immediately (20%). Isolated hospitalization replaced routine ward admission (25%). Cautious surgical interference was performed using full personal protective equipment (PPE) (8.3%). Among asymptomatic recovered COVID-19 patients, unexpected large lesions (> 3?cm) were found (70%). Near 50% of lung volume was persistently affected (10%). Secondary fibrosis was striking (33%). Encysted hydro-pneumothorax persisted for a whole month (1.7%). ?No-isolation? decision remained unchanged because of clinical and laboratory stability; however, steroids were prescribed to speed lung recovery. Conclusion: HRCT findings among asymptomatic and recovered COVID-19 patients can be unexpected and can definitely impact the clinical decision. äSpectrum of HRCT findings among asymptomatic and recovered COVID-19 pa(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing