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cord-301036-x06m11e0	Alfuraih, Abdulrahman M.	Point of care lung ultrasound in COVID-19: hype or hope?	2020-08-28		.txt	text/plain	2339	155	51	As a control case, a suspected patient (later confirmed negative) with typical COVID-19 symptoms exhibited normal lung pleura with A-lines on LU. The third, and most interesting, case study 14 was of pregnant females with positive lung ultrasound findings suggesting COVID-19 which had an early negative PCR result. Ultrasound is sensitive to pleural and subpleural abnormalities, which suggests a great potential diagnostic role given the predilection for COVID-19 in peripheral subpleural regions.This paper reviews the current evidence and discusses the problems with specificity and scoring. Ultrasound is sensitive to pleural and subpleural abnormalities, which suggests a great potential diagnostic role given the predilection for COVID-19 in peripheral subpleural regions.This paper reviews the current evidence and discusses the problems with specificity and scoring. 3 recommendations regarding the importance of lung imaging considering the high sensitivity prior to positive RT-PCR results. Correlation of chest CT and RT-PCR testing for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in China: a report of 1014 cases	./cache/cord-301036-x06m11e0.txt	./txt/cord-301036-x06m11e0.txt