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Fig. 1. —76-year-old man with giant bullous emphysema. Chest CT scan shows small drainage catheter entering anterior right chest wall. Catheter coursed through several upper lobe bullae creating iatrogenic bronchopleural fistula that required right upper lobectomy. Note small adjacent pneumothorax and double-wall sign of air on both sides of bulla walls, parallel to chest wall (arrow).