Selected radiographic images from patients with presumptive EV-D68 infection. (A) Case 2, day −3 CT: ground glass opacities and nodule airspace opacities throughout, and consolidation in lingula and L lower lobe. (B) Case 2, day +3 chest radiograph (CXR): diffuse L lung disease and patchy R lung disease; possible bilateral pleural effusion. (C) Case 2, day +18 CT: worsening ground-glass L upper lobe, and patchy ground-glass R right upper and middle lobes. (D) Case 3, day −1 CT: patchy consolidation R lower lobe, and nodules in both lower lobes; mild interlobular septal thickening. (E) Case 3, day +4 CXR: bilateral basilar consolidation. (F) Case 7, day +1 CXR: increased left pleural effusion with underlying atelectasis; increased right lower lobe consolidation. (G) Case 7, day +4 CT: interval increase R pleural effusion; large L pleural effusion. New patchy consolidation R middle lobe; bilateral lower lobe consolidation.