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Fig 1.

Different subcategorization of ground-glass opacity nodules (GGNs) according to different thresholds: Classifying GGN according to two thresholds.

(a) Axial computed tomography (CT) image revealing GGN in the right middle lobe. (b) Axial CT images demonstrating areas above the high threshold (-160 Hounsfield units [HU]) (blue area). The GGN is identified as a part-solid GGN with a solid portion inside. (c) Axial CT images demonstrating areas above the low threshold (-400 HU) (blue area). The GGN is identified as a part-solid GGN with a solid portion inside. (d) Axial CT image demonstrating another GGN in the right lower lobe. (e) Axial CT images demonstrating areas above the high threshold (-160 HU) (blue area). The GGN is identified as a pure GGN without a solid portion inside. (f) Axial CT images demonstrating areas above the low threshold (-400 HU) (blue area). The GGN is identified as a part-solid GGN with a solid portion inside. As a result, the GGN in (a) is a part-solid GGN in both thresholds, whereas the GGN in (d) is a pure GGN in high threshold and part solid GGN in low threshold.

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Table 1.

Demographic data of the 86 patients in this study.

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Table 2.

Sub-categorization of ground-glass opacity nodules (GGNs) according to high and low thresholds.

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Table 3.

Diagnostic accuracy of the high threshold for the detection of invasive foci on ground-glass opacity nodules (GGNs).

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Table 4.

Diagnostic accuracy of the low threshold for the detection of invasive foci on ground-glass opacity nodules (GGNs).

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