CTICasesRSV Pneumonia
Imaging findings
Extensive ground-glass opacities and widespread bronchiolitis in an immunocompromised patient.
Key takeaways
In the immunocompromised, RSV can cause severe, diffuse parenchymal lung disease and bronchiolitis rather than just upper respiratory symptoms.
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