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Fig. 3A. —Small nodules detected on maximum-intensity-projection (MIP) images in 51-year-old woman (A and B) and 60-year-old man (C and D) with metastatic disease to the lung. Axial 3.75-mm CT image (A) and 10-mm MIP slab (B) show right middle lobe central nodule. Small nodule (arrowhead, B) is clearly distinct from adjacent vessels in B. Because normal MIP images do not contain nodular structures, lesion conspicuity is also enhanced with respect to A. Lesion was missed initially by multiple reviewers.

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