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Fig. 1C. Middle-aged man with inhalational anthrax. CT scan of chest obtained with IV contrast material on same day as radiograph B reveals marked edema of mediastinal fat that obscures margins of lymph nodes in paratracheal area. High-attenuation foci seen in right paratracheal soft tissue (arrowheads) most likely represent hemorrhagic foci in lymph nodes. Superior vena cava is compressed.





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