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case_images: (A) Axial computed tomography (CT) slices in a craniocaudal sequence
  (from top to bottom) show bilateral pleural plaques. The plaques
  protrude against the lungs, exhibiting lobulated margins and discrete
  calcifications. (B) A 3D volume rendering highlights the distribution of
  the plaques in both hemithoraces, depicted in green.
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case_images: Following the investigation, a chest computed tomography (CT) was remarkable for the presence of large bilateral pleural plaques, calcified on the right diaphragm; no parenchymal changes were observed (Figure 1).