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Fig. 6B —21-month-old boy with bronchial asthma. In contrast to inspiratory phase CT image (A), expiratory phase CT image unveils mosaic lung attenuation (arrowheads) due to air trapping in both upper lobes. Normal concavity (arrow) is noticeable at posterior membranous portion of trachea at expiration.