Yes: The term atypical pneumonia is used when it does not show up on x-rays. It is usually caused by viruses and some bacteria like organisms.
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Pneumonia variant: This label is often applied to a form of pneumonia that is triggered by mycoplasma, a different type of germ than the "typical" pneumococcal or viral pneumonia. It's x-ray picture differs and confirmation can be made through blood tests. Most often the x-rays and other findings allow treatment with readily available meds so further studies are unnecessary.
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