Presentation
Cough and increasing work of breathing.
Patient Data
Gender: Male
From the case:
Pediatric pneumonia
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Confluent airspace opacity in the right upper and mid-zones consistent with infection.
Case Discussion
Pediatric patients do not usually present with confluent airspace disease as a result of infection. Infection is usually viral and causes rather non-specific findings, such as peribronchial thickening and patchy airspace infiltrate.
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