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Fig. 3B —65-year-old man with small cell lung carcinoma and superior vena cava syndrome. Same scan with node colored dark purple shows station 2 upper paratracheal node, which is below top of left brachiocephalic vein but above top of aortic arch. IV contrast injection was made through left brachiocephalic vein. Note reflux into anterior chest wall collaterals (curved arrows) and both internal mammary veins (straight arrows).





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