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Fig. 2 —19-year-old woman (patient 23 in Table 1) after bilateral lung transplantation who presented with shortness of breath. CT scan shows conglomerate lymphadenopathy (arrow) extends from right lower neck into superior and middle mediastinum with numerous rim-enhancing fluid collections.