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Fig. 3A Sagittal multiplanar reconstruction images obtained with each of scanning parameters show typical appearance of interlobar fissures in five patients. Upper and lower portions of right major fissure and minor fissure are visualized as sharp line on images obtained using 0.5-mm collimation in 57-year-old woman (A) and 1-mm collimation in 62-year-old man (B) at pitch of 1.5.





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