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Fig. 11. —67-year-old man with lymphoma. Axial contrast-enhanced CT scan of neck through level just below top of manubrium (M) shows medial clavicle (C) on each side. Level VII node is seen in superior mediastinum. Multiple axillary nodes (A) lie lateral to ribs on each side of upper chest.