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Fig. 6 —40-year-old woman who had had right mechanical and left chemical
pleurodesis. Transverse contrast-enhanced CT image through lung bases shows
round parenchymal consolidation (arrow) in left lung base adjacent to
abnormal pleura consistent with rounded atelectasis and bilateral pleural
thickening.
