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Fig. 2B. —38-year-old man who underwent double lung transplantation necessitated by end-stage sarcoidosis. Axial high-resolution CT scan obtained at same level 10 months after A shows interval appearance of bilateral peripheral interstitial opacities (arrowheads) and interlobular septal thickening (thin arrow), with associated bronchial dilatation. Thick arrow indicates interlobar fissure.