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Fig. 3F. 83-year-old man who presented with left upper lobe mass on chest radiography. v = vascular lumen. CT image at level of right upper lobar bronchus shows mass in posterior segment of right upper lobe coexisting with bilateral small nodules. Architecture of bronchovascular bundle of left upper lobe is distorted.





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