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Fig. 1A. —48-year-old man with cryptogenic organizing pneumonia. Thin-section (1.5-mm collimation) CT scans obtained at levels of aortic arch (A) and bronchus intermedius (B) show patchy ground-glass opacity, consolidation, and nodule (small arrow, B) mainly with peribronchovascular distribution. Some abnormalities appear with reversed halo signs (central ground-glass opacity and surrounding air-space consolidation of crescentic and ring shapes) (large arrows).





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