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Fig. 3A. —73-year-old man with non—small cell cancer in left lung (not shown) who presented with pulmonary edema and bilateral pleural effusions. CT scan shows medium right-sided and large left-sided pleural effusions. Note lack of focal or diffuse pleural thickening, either of which would be suggestive of metastases. Also note focal pleural calcification (arrow) caused by prior trauma.