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Fig. 1A —45-year-old man with pleuropulmonary paragonimiasis. Axial
contrast-enhanced CT scan (5-mm collimation) at mediastinal window setting
shows 30-mm mass in right upper lobe. Although mass seems to be located
centrally, it is not associated with lobar bronchus but shows subpleural and
subfissural location. Note area of low attenuation (15 H) (arrow) and
enhancing portion (80 H) (arrowhead) of mass.
