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Fig. 7 —48-year-old man with acute onset of shortness of breath and
pleuritic chest pain. CT scan shows low-attenuation abnormality posterior to
both upper lobe segmental pulmonary arteries (arrows). This normal
lymph node tissue may be confused for pulmonary embolism, particularly if
hard-copy images are used for interpretation.
