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Fig. 3B. —12-year-old boy with cystic fibrosis. High-resolution CT scans of chest obtained with 34 mAs (A) (image quality average score, 4.40) and 180 mAs (B) (average image quality score, 4.33) show peribronchial thickening (curved arrows), bronchiectasis, and tree-in-bud appearance of peripheral bronchi (straight arrows).

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