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Fig. 2. Example of nodule visible on digital tomosynthesis (DT) in 53-year-old man with underlying papillary thyroid cancer. A. Chest X-ray shows no definite.

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1 Fig. 2. Example of nodule visible on digital tomosynthesis (DT) in 53-year-old man with underlying papillary thyroid cancer. A. Chest X-ray shows no definite nodule in right lower lung field. B. DT depicts tiny nodule (arrow) in right lower lung field. C. Coronal reconstructed chest computed tomography image reveals 3 mm nodule (arrow) in right lower lobe, which was confirmed to be lung metastasis. Among six readers, four did not detect this nodule, whereas two readers recognized nodule. Korean J Radiol Mar-Apr;16(2):

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