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Fig. 4 —Transverse thin-section CT image in 8-year-old girl who had unifocal
right upper lobe consolidation during acute illness of severe acute
respiratory syndrome. Small parenchymal scar (arrow) is present at
previous area of consolidation and remains unchanged between 6 and 12 months
after diagnosis.
