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Fig. 6A —Aspiration of toothpick to left lateral basal segmental bronchus in 19-year-old man with no symptoms. Axial chest CT images (5-mm collimation, lung [A] and mediastinal [B] window settings) show focal bronchiectasis (arrow, A) proximal to toothpick (arrow, B) in lateral basal segmental bronchus of left lower lobe. Chest radiograph (not shown) was normal.