Bacteria or viruses are seen on ultrasound as consolidative processes and are associated with a loss of A-lines and disruption of the pleural line.
Established bacterial consolidation is usually seen as lesions larger than 1 cm, while viral causes and early bacterial processes are thought to generate subpleural consolidations, typically lesions less than 1cm beneath the pleural line
Established bacterial consolidation is usually seen as lesions larger than 1 cm, while viral causes and early bacterial processes are thought to generate subpleural consolidations, typically lesions less than 1cm beneath the pleural line
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