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Fig. 5A —Aspiration of piece of wood to left lower lobar bronchus in 16-year-old boy with persistent fever after motor vehicle accident. High-resolution CT image (2-mm collimation, lung window setting) shows large consolidation in left lower lobe and rounded opacity in cross section surrounded by crescent of air (arrow) in truncus basalis to basilar segments of left lower lobe.