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Fig. 2A —Double left bronchial arteries in 51-year-old man with
bronchiectasis. Lung window coronal reconstruction image (2.0-mm collimation)
shows bronchiectasis and mucus plugging (arrows) in both lower lobes.
Also note findings of bronchiolitis with small nodules and tree-in-bud pattern
(arrowheads).
