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Fig. 2B. 70-year-old man with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and acute
worsening of dyspnea. CT was performed with 2-mm collimation; pitch, 2; 24%
nonionic contrast material; flow rate, 4 mL/sec., Helical CT scans at
mediastinal window settings (window width, 350 H; window level, 30 H) show
filling defects at level of bifurcation of anterior segmental artery of right
lower lobe (arrow, A and B) and one of its subsegmental
branches (arrow, C).
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