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Fig. 3C. —20-year-old man who underwent double lung transplantation at
age of 13 for cystic fibrosis. Axial high-resolution CT scan obtained at same
level as A and B 12 months after B shows further
reduction in lung volumes, bilateral course interstitial opacities with
associated traction bronchiectasis (thin arrows) and cystic changes
(thick arrow) suggestive of honeycombing. Note loculated pneumothorax
on left hemithorax (arrowheads).
