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Fig. 4A —Poor visualization of upper major fissure and minor fissure on sagittal multiplanar reconstruction images in three patients. Image obtained using 1-mm collimation at pitch of 1.5 shows that lower portion of right major fissure in 60-year-old man appears as sharp line, whereas its upper portion and minor fissure appear as blurred line (arrow).