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From: Solitary lung adenocarcinoma: follow-up CT, pathological-molecular characteristics, and surgical prognosis for different morphological classifications

Fig. 3

The histological subtypes of SLADC and their correlation with morphological classifications. a R-SLADC in a 59-year-old man with type I. a-1 Axial CT images of lung window indicate a solid mass with evident lobulation and spiculation. a-2 Photomicrograph (H&E staining, × 200) confirmed SLADC with a solid-predominant growth pattern. b R-SLADC in a 63-year-old man with type I. b-1 Axial CT images of the lung window indicate a solid mass with evident air space and pleural attachment. b-2 Photomicrograph (H&E staining, × 200) confirmed SLADC with a micropapillary-predominant growth pattern. c R-SLADC in a 76-year-old woman with type II. c-1 Axial CT images of the lung window indicate a subsolid mass with evident pleural attachment. c-2 Photomicrograph (H&E staining, × 200) confirmed SLADC with a lepidic-predominant growth pattern. d L-SLADC in a 55-year-old man with type III. d-1 Axial CT images of the lung window indicate a cystic airspace attached to the mediastinum. d-2 Photomicrograph (H&E staining, × 200) confirmed SLADC with a papillary-predominant growth pattern. e L-SLADC in a 67-year-old woman with type IV. e-1 Axial CT images of the lung window indicate a focal consolidation with evident GGO component and air bronchogram sign. e-2 Photomicrograph (H&E staining, × 200) confirmed SLADC with an acinar-predominant growth pattern

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