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cord-331395-12bff84n	Li, Jingwen	COVID-19 targets the right lung	2020-06-15		.txt	text/plain	937	73	69	Jingwen Li 1 † , Xiaxia Yu 2 † , Shaoping Hu 3 , Zhicheng Lin 4 , Nian Xiong 1,5* and Yi Gao 2* Previous imaging studies of COVID-19 suggested that bilateral lungs be affected [1] . Moreover, the level of right-over-left preference of lung injury was significantly correlated with the potential need for intensive care and inpatient mortality. Pulmonary lesions were imaged by a total of 253 high resolution computed tomographic (CT) chest scans of 103 COVID-19 patients at Wuhan Red Cross Hospital. As a result, 70% (31/103) CT scans showed that the lesion volume of the right lung was larger than that of the left lung. The results suggested that patients with large lesions on the right lung be at a high mortality risk during hospitalization (OR = 2.662, P value = 0.0252 (Fig. 2c, d) .	./cache/cord-331395-12bff84n.txt	./txt/cord-331395-12bff84n.txt