From the case:
Meconium aspiration
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Widespread granular airspace opacities without effusion or pneumothorax.
Case Discussion
There are no humeral head ossification centers, which may push you towards a preterm neonate and RDS. Don't be fooled though - look at the lung volumes and realize that they are not decreased. This all but completely excludes the possibility of RDS.
Features here are representative of meconium aspiration.