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. 2019 Oct 1;1(1):20190036. doi: 10.1259/bjro.20190036

Figure 2. .

Figure 2. 

NSIP. Subpleural GGO in a posterobasal and subpleural location that could suggest dependent abnormalities and require another acquisition in prone position. However, the presence of a subtle GGO in subpleural lateral areas (arrows) precludes the need for an additional prone acquisition (a). A 3 mm-thick mIP slice increases our diagnostic confidence by reinforcing the visibility of abnormal densities (b). GGO, ground glass opacity; mIP, minimum intensity projection.