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Fig. 2A. —12-year-old boy with history of recurrent childhood infections and persistent barking cough. Pulmonary function tests showed expiratory flattening of flow-volume loop, suggestive of upper airway collapse. Axial CT scan obtained at level of carina during inspiration shows normal caliber of mainstem bronchi.