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Fig. 2E. —Axial and three-dimensional (3D) images of central airways in 46-year-old woman with left mainstem bronchial stenosis resulting from prior tuberculosis infection. Craniocaudal extent and severity of stenosis were underestimated on axial CT images (A-D) but were accurately identified on basis of 3D reconstruction (E). Three-dimensional image of air-ways shows long segment of stenosis of left mainstem bronchus (arrows). Severity and length of stenosis correlated with findings at conventional bronchoscopy.





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