Corrigendum to "Multimodality imaging of COVID-19 pneumonia: From diagnosis to follow-up. A comprehensive review" [Eur. J. Radiol. 131 (October) (2020) 109217].

The authors regret that Table 1 appeared incorrectly in the published version and should appear as follows.

Table 1

Predominant imaging findings of possible differential diagnosis with COVID-19 pneumonia occurring during outbreak.

	Diagnosis		Distribution	Imaging findings
				CXR	HRCT
Infectious	Bacterial pneumonia	Lobar pattern	lobar or nonsegmental,predominantly unilateral	- opacity- usually confined by fissure- air bronchogram common- cavitation possible- preserved lung volume	- consolidations- usually confined by fissure- air bronchogram common- cavitation possible- preserved lung volume
		Bronchopneumonia pattern	patchy/multifocal,uni- or bilateral	- nodules- confluent opacities- air bronchogram absent	- centrilobular nodules- tree-in-bud pattern- small peribronchial consolidations- lobular GG opacities- air bronchogram absent- bronchial wall thickening- mucoid impaction
		Interstitial pneumonia pattern	patchy/multifocal, subpleural and peribronchovascular,uni- or bilateral	- peribronchial thickening- interstitial opacities- interstitial-alveolar opacities	- GG opacities- consolidations- crazy paving- centrilobular nodules- thickening of peribronchovascular interstitium
	Viral pneumonia	Nodular/ micronodular pattern	multifocal, bilateral	- nodular opacities	- well- or ill-defined nodules- halo sign- +/- GG opacities
		Bronchiolar pattern	patchy/multifocal,peribronchovascularuni- or bilateral	- nodules- confluent opacities- air bronchogram absent	- centrilobular nodules- tree-in-bud pattern- small consolidations- air bronchogram absent- +/- GG opacities- bronchial wall thickening
		Interstitial pattern	patchy/multifocal, subpleural and peribronchovascular, bilateral	- interstitial opacities- reticolonodular opacities- interstitial-alveolar opacities	- GG opacities- consolidations- interlobular septal thickening- crazy paving- perilobular opacities- nodules possible
Non-infectious	Cardiogenic pulmonary edema		mid-basal lung predominance,peribronchovascular/ diffuse,bilateral	- blurring of the vessels- proximal vessel prominence- peribronchial cuffing- Kerley lines- bilateral pleural effusion	- GG opacities- smooth thickening of the interlobular septa- thickening of peribronchovascular interstitium- enlargement of pulmonary vessels- pleural effusion- mediastinal lymph node enlargement
	Acute exacerbation of fibrotic interstitial pneumonia		multifocal/diffuse,bilateral	- alveolar opacities- reticular opacities- reduced lung volume	- new GG opacities in non-fibrotic areas- fibrotic abnormalities
	Drug-toxicity		patchy/multifocal/diffuse,subpleural/ peribronchovascular,bilateral	- interstitial opacities- alveolar opacities	- GG opacities- consolidations- perilobular opacities-+/- fibrotic abnormalities
	Aspiration		decumbent lung zonespatchy/multifocal,uni- or bilateral	- ill-defined alveolar opacities- segmental and lobar opacities	- consolidations- GG opacities- centrilobular nodules- tree-in-bud pattern- endobronchial material- abscess/cavitation/ effusion/empyema possible- +/- pulmonary ossification
	Exogenous lipoid pneumonia		mid-basal lung predominance, patchy/multifocal, peribronchovascular	- interstitial-alveolar and/or alveolar opacities- mass-like opacities	- centrilobular GG opacities- consolidations- smooth septal thickening- crazy paving- fat-containing masses
	Diffuse alveolar haemorrhage		mid lung predominance,diffuse/peribronchovascular,bilateral	- alveolar opacities	- GG opacities- smooth septal thickening- crazy paving- ill-defined centrilobular nodules- +/- consolidations

CXR: chest X-ray; HRCT: high-resolution computed tomography; GG: ground glass.

The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.