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From: Clinical review: Bedside lung ultrasound in critical care practice

Figure 2

Ultrasound aspects of alveolar-interstitial syndrome. (a) B-lines 7 mm apart or spaced comet-tail artifacts. The pleural line (white arrow) and the ribs (R) with their acoustic shadow. Spaced comet-tail artifacts (indicated by asterisks) or B-lines arising from the pleural line and spreading up to the edge of the screen are present. These artifacts correspond to thickened interlobular septa on chest CT scan. (b) B-lines 3 mm or less apart. The pleural line (white arrow) and the rib (R) with their acoustic shadow. Contiguous comet-tails arising from the pleural line and spreading up to the edge of screen are present. These artefacts correspond to ground-glass areas on chest CT scan.

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