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Fig. 5B. 54-year-old man with arteriovenous malformation presenting with hemoptysis. Three-dimensional shaded-surface—display image confirms lobulated arteriovenous malformation (arrow). IV contrast agent is not required to show these lesions because of intrinsic high contrast between vessels and lung.





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