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Fig. 4D —Reactivation tuberculosis in 55-year-old man. Photograph of
gross specimen obtained at lobectomy from different patient shows multiple
foci of nodules and consolidation that are distinctly white, consistent with
caseous necrosis. Most have nodular appearance and some appear to be branching
(arrows), suggestive of airway-centered nature of lesions.
