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Fig. 4A — Thoracic duct presumably opacified by resorption of extravasated IV contrast material in left arm of 62-year-old man. Unenhanced CT scan of lower part of neck shows normal course of thoracic duct (arrow). Duct runs behind common carotid artery (c) toward venous angle in lower left aspect of neck.