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Fig. 2E —22-year-old man with history of chronic granulomatous disease presenting with fever and productive cough for 10 days. Chest radiograph performed 7 days after C and D shows extensive consolidation in the mid and lower left lung zones. Blood culture and open lung biopsy were positive for Burkholderia cepacia.