“…There were also differences between the pathological ultrasound findings and the pathological chest X-ray findings. In addition, as mentioned in previous studies [ 17 , 21 , 26 , 31 , 32 , 33 , 34 ], lung ultrasound has proven to be highly sensitive (greater than 90%), which supports the hypothesis that performing an outpatient lung ultrasound can be useful for triaging patients on the basis of severity into mild, moderate and severe pneumonias and, therefore, for better patient control from the beginning, without subjecting patients to ionizing radiation, which is an enormous advantage for certain populations, such as pregnant women and children [ 16 , 33 ], and avoiding the need of going to the hospital for those who present clinical stability [ 20 ]. In this way, it was possible to monitor a large percentage of patients with mild–moderate COVID-19 pneumonia on an outpatient basis at the time of maximum hospital collapse.…”