Worsening bilateral patchy perihilar and peripheral airspace opacities, more pronounced on the right, with increased bilateral pleural effusions, which may indicate moderate-to-severe pulmonary edema. Differential diagnosis includes pneumonia or aspiration.
Simple pleural effusion (Present) Aspiration (Uncertain) Perihilar airspace opacity (Present) Pneumonia (Uncertain) Air space opacity–multifocal (Present) Edema (Uncertain)