CTICasesInfluenza A in a Young Patient
Imaging findings
Rapid progression from patchy mid-lung consolidation to diffuse opacification requiring VA ECMO.
Key takeaways
Influenza A can cause severe, rapidly progressive lung disease in young, healthy individuals. Secondary aspiration in the bases is a frequent complication in severely ill patients.
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