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Imaging and histological correlation in lung adenocarcinoma classification. a) Computed tomography (CT) scan demonstrating a ground-glass nodule that on resection represents adenocarcinoma in situ. b) The preserved alveolar architecture is seen at low magni... Imaging and histological correlation in lung adenocarcinoma classification. a) Computed tomography (CT) scan demonstrating a ground-glass nodule that on resection represents adenocarcinoma in situ. b) The preserved alveolar architecture is seen at low magnification in this adenocarcinoma in situ. Scale bar=3 mm. c) CT scan demonstrating a solid area surrounded by a rim of ground-glass attenutation. d) On resection, this was an acinar predominant adenocarcinoma with gland formation seen on the histology image. Alain C. Borczuk Eur Respir Rev 2016;25:364-371 ©2016 by European Respiratory Society