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Background and objective: Computed tomography (CT)-based studies of asbestos-exposed individuals report a high prevalence of lung cancer, but the utility of low dose CT (LDCT) to screen asbestos-exposed populations is not established. We aimed to describe the prevalence of indeterminate pulmonary nodules and incidental findings on chest LDCT of asbestosexposed subjects in Western Australia. Methods: A total of 906 subjects from the Western Australian Asbestos Review Programme underwent LDCT of the chest as part of regular annual review. An indeterminate (solid) nodule was defined as >50 mm

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Ultra-Low-Dose Chest Computer Tomography Screening of an Asbestos-exposed Population in Western Australia

Ultra low dose CT screen‐detected non‐malignant incidental findings in the Western Australian Asbestos Review Programme

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