Abstract
A 37-year-old male presented with hemoptysis for 1 week. His previous chest X-ray (Figure 1A) showed small volume of the right lung, absence of right pulmonary hilum and mediastinum shifted to right. Contrast-enhanced chest CT (Figure 1B) revealed absence of right pulmonary artery and mosaic perfusion (Figure 1C) during expiratory phase. Based on the image findings, the patient received a diagnosis of interruption of right pulmonary artery. Figure 1 ( A ) Chest X-ray shows small volume of the right …
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