Typical computed tomography features of acute respiratory distress syndrome showing: non-homogeneous distribution, a ventro-dorsal gradient of density,

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Typical computed tomography features of acute respiratory distress syndrome showing: non-homogeneous distribution, a ventro-dorsal gradient of density, more dense consolidation in the dependent regions, widespread ground-glass opacities associated with thic... Typical computed tomography features of acute respiratory distress syndrome showing: non-homogeneous distribution, a ventro-dorsal gradient of density, more dense consolidation in the dependent regions, widespread ground-glass opacities associated with thickening of interlobular septa (crazy paving), and pleural effusion. Maurizio Zompatori et al. Eur Respir Rev 2014;23:519-530 ©2014 by European Respiratory Society