Imaging features of intrathoracic complications of lung transplantation: What the radiologists need to know

Figure 12 Chest computerised tomography scan of a 57-year-old male performed 2 years post-transplantation shows pseudomonas lung infection. Geographic area of ground glass opacity with associated diffuse centrilobular ground glass opacities and bronchiolar thickening mainly in the basal segment of the left upper lobe. A: Axial slice of CT chest image showing ground glass opacity (arrow); B: Axial slice of CT chest image highlighting diffuse centrilobar ground glass opacities on the left; C: Axial slice of CT chest image showing bronchiolar wall thickening in the left upper lobe (arrow). CT: Computerised tomography.