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Fig. 3A. —5-month-old male infant with tracheal bronchus. Three-dimensional CT scan shows right upper lobe bronchus (arrow) arises directly from trachea. Stenosis is seen at distal portion of trachea (T), carina (C), and origins of right (R) and left (L) main bronchi. Carina is located in normal position—that is, not lower than T5 level on axial images (not shown).





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