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Fig. 1. —Semiinvasive pulmonary aspergillosis in 72-year-old man with centrilobular emphysema and 2-month history of cough and chest discomfort at presentation.

B, CT scan obtained at same level as A shows segmental air-space consolidation in posterior segment of right upper lobe that contains multiple low-attenuation areas (arrowheads), small air bubbles, and punctate calcifications.

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