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Fig. 4. Mediastinal pleural plaques in asbestos-exposed individuals. A

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1 Fig. 4. Mediastinal pleural plaques in asbestos-exposed individuals. A
Fig. 4. Mediastinal pleural plaques in asbestos-exposed individuals. A. Thin pleural plaque (arrow) is noted along left mediastinal pleura. Also noted are thin sheet-like plaques along posterior chest wall (arrowheads). B. Heavily calcified plaques are noted along both sides of mediastinum. Tiny plaque is noted in left posterior chest wall (arrowhead). Korean J Radiol Sep-Oct;16(5):

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