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Hospital-acquired pneumonia (non COVID-19)

Increased opacification of the right perihilar region and superior segment of the right lower and upper lobes consistent with worsening aspiration pneumonia

From the collection of Dr Roy Hammond, MD; used with permission

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Hospital-acquired pneumonia (non COVID-19)

Chest x-ray showing left upper lobe cavitating pneumonia

From the collection of Dr Jonathan Bennett; used with permission

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Hospital-acquired pneumonia (non COVID-19)

CT scan showing bi-basilar opacities in a patient with HAP

Consent obtained at University of Louisville, Louisville, KY

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Hospital-acquired pneumonia (non COVID-19)

Portable chest x-ray of a patient with HAP. Note the obscured left hemidiaphragm due to a left lower lobe opacity and an obscured heart border due to a left upper lobe or lingular opacity

Consent obtained at University of Louisville, Louisville, KY

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Hospital-acquired pneumonia (non COVID-19)

Left-sided pleural effusion

From the collection of Dr R Light; used with permission

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