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Fig. 3B. —66-year-old woman with bronchial anthracofibrosis who presented with cough and dyspnea but no evidence of tuberculosis. High-resolution CT scan shows obstructed right middle lobe bronchus resulting in atelectasis of right middle lobe. Note calcified lymph nodes adjacent to expected opening site of right middle lobe bronchus (black arrows). Lingular segmental bronchus is also thickened with adjacent enlarged lymph nodes containing calcification (white arrow).





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