Diffuse patchy air space opacities are noted bilaterally, more prominent on the right, with relative sparing of the costophrenic angles and no pleural effusions. These findings may represent air-space pulmonary edema, infection, or aspiration. Pulmonary hemorrhage could also appear similar in the appropriate clinical context. Clinical correlation is recommended.
Aspiration (Uncertain) Air space opacity–multifocal (Uncertain) Pneumonia (Uncertain) Edema (Uncertain)