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Fig. 8A. —Bronchopleural fistula in 57-year-old man diagnosed with tuberculous pleuritis 3 years earlier. CT scans obtained at lung window setting reveal extensive nodular pleural thickening (arrows, A) extending for more than two thirds of circumference of right hemithorax (A) and allow direct visualization of fistula between bronchus and pleural cavity (arrow, B). Active cavitary pulmonary tuberculosis is noted in left lung, which suggests cause of bronchopleural fistula is reactivated tuberculosis.