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Fig. 1A —47-year-old woman (patient 10) with sclerosing hemangioma with predominantly hemangiomatous and solid components. Mediastinal window of unenhanced CT scan (2.5-mm collimation) obtained at level of left upper lobar bronchus shows well-defined ovoid nodule in left upper lobe. Nodule has smooth margin and homogeneous internal attenuation.