PATIENTS NON-COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS IN PANDEMIC CLINICS: THREE CASE REPORTS

With the pandemic process, frequency of clinicians' referrals for thoracic imaging has increased. In this article, three cases diagnosed other than COVID-19 in clinics are presented. A 33-years-old male admitted to clinic with sore throat and dyspnea two days. large pneumothorax was observed on thorax imaging. The tube thoracostomy performed. patient discharged after 14 days follow-up. 31-years-old female complaints exertional dyspnea, cough, abdominal pain weeks. Massive effusion As a result further examinations, metastatic colon carcinoma. An 18-years-old chest lasting day. Mediastinal emphysema increased number during process will lead an increase incidence asymptomatic subclinical pathologies. This should be reveled epidemiological studies.