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Fig. 4. —56-year-old man with no known malignancy and 10-mm pulmonary nodule in left lower lobe (histologically proven hamartoma). Axial CT fluoroscopic image (collimation, 10 mm) shows nodule in subpleural location and shallow angle of introducer needle (arrowhead) relative to pleural surface.

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