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A previous radiograph from five years prior showing the lesion to be 1.2 cm in diameter indicates malignancy
If a CT scan shows mediastinal adenopathy, mediastinoscopy is preferable to thoracotomy
In the absence of previous radiographs, the lesion should be followed by serial films at 6 month intervals
Calcification in a concentric or “popcorn” configuration denotes a benign lesion
Needle aspiration showing “chronic inflammatory cells” denotes a benign lesion
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