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Nodules with 'spiculated' edges are characteristics of a possible malignancy, however these should be proven with ancillary tests like the PET scan or a biopsy procedure. I suggest that you make a second opinion with a thoracic surgeon that can confidently do the biopsy since even if the PET scan turns out positive, a biopsy is still warranted to ascertain the nature. Other possible causes are sarcoid, tuberculosis, or indeed post inflammatory changes. Regards.
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