Chest X-Ray Description Of Vaccinated And Unvaccinated Covid-19 Patients: Case Study

Mustika Fatimah (Universitas Kader Bangsa)
Erna Widiarti (dr.Mohammad Hoesin Central General Hospital)
Tri Hastuti (Bari Regional General Hospital)
Muslimah Putri Utami (Universitas Kader Bangsa)
Rima Ernia (Kader Bangsa University)
Rina E. Sitindaon (Kader Bangsa University)
Devi Susanti (Universitas Kader Bangsa)
Rizka Muliani (Universitas Kader Bangsa)

Science Midwifery
Vol 10 No 2 (2022): April: Science Midwifery

As Covid-19 cases increase and transmission accelerates, it is more likely that new more contagious variants emerge, may spread more easily. Chest X-Rays examination performed during the Covid-19 pandemic is highly suggestive for severe infection and could be used to determine the diagnosis. The chest X-ray image of unvaccinated Covid-19 patients, at the initial onset appeared normal and could find infiltrates paracardial bilaterally. While chest X-ray image of 5-6 months vaccinated Covid-19 patients, in the first days paracardial and bilateral infiltrates were found as well as bilateral parahillar ground-glass opacity, but in late onset, the infiltrates and ground glass opacity became more widespread and bilateral consolidation was also found.