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Fig. 4. —15-year-old boy with thoracic posttransplantation lymphoproliferative disorder and mediastinal disease who had undergone bilateral lung transplantation 4 months earlier. CT scan shows enlarged, low-attenuation right hilar lymph node (arrow) and small nodules in left upper lobe. Central low attenuation represents cavitation. Tissue sampling proved large cell lymphoma.