18 December 2020: Clinical Research
Characteristics of Nosocomial Infections in Children Screened for SARS-CoV-2 Infection in China
Jun Shen 1AE* , Jing Sun 1AE* , Danyang Zhao 2AE* , Suyun Li 3AE* , Weiqiang Xiao 4AE* , Xian Cai 1B , Jianjiang Yan 1B , Weidong Zhu 1B , Qiaozhi Guo 2B , Xiulan Wen 5B , Jinxia Wu 3B , Xuan Shi 3B , Daoju Jiang 3C , Jing Huang 3C , Jiaming Luo 1C , Huan Chen 6C , Yan Hong 1C , Wencheng Ma 3D , Guangming Liu 3F , Haomei Yang 3D , Qiang Wang 3F , Yongling Song 3F , Jinai Lin 1D , Xin Sun 7A* , Peiqing Li 3A*DOI: 10.12659/MSM.928835
Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e928835
Figure 2 Computed tomography images of a 13-year-old girl (case F from family 1) 2 days after exposure to patients positive for COVID-19 (grandfather and father). (A) Ground-glass opacities and (B) nodules (arrow) were seen in the medial-basal segment of the right lung. Five days later, the ground-glass opacities were (C) absorbed and the nodules were (D) smaller.