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Fig. 2D. —45-year-old severely dyspneic woman with lymphangioleiomyomatosis before lung transplantation. Multiplanar CT reformation in coronal plane of same data set as A and B. As a result of 1-mm collimation, all voxels in data set are of roughly equal dimensions in x-, y-, and z-axes. This isotropic data set can be rearranged in coronal plane with similar image quality as in axial source images.

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