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Fig. 8 —Contrast-enhanced CT scan of thorax (360° rotation, no cardiac gating) in 55-year-old man hospitalized for pyrexia and shortness of breath. Axial 5-mm-thick image (window center: 50 H; window width: 350 H) at level of left atrium depicts prominent intraluminal soft-tissue mass (arrow) that was proven at subsequent surgery to be intraatrial myxoma. Note extensive consolidation and pleural effusion in left lung resulting from superimposed pneumonia.