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Errata

RadioGraphics 2002; 22:S151–S165.

Page S155: The caption labeled Figure 3 should be labeled Figure 4 and describes the image shown at the bottom of the page. The caption labeled Figure 4 should be labeled Figure 3 and describes the image shown in the center of the page.

"Primary Retroperitoneal Neoplasms: CT and MR Imaging Findings with Anatomic and Pathologic Diagnostic Clues"

RadioGraphics 2003; 23:45–57.

Page 47, column 2, sentence 5: The sentence should read as follows: "In contrast, when part of an organ appears to be embedded in the tumor (positive [not negative] embedded organ sign) (Fig 5b, 5c), the tumor is in close contact with the organ and the contact surface is typically sclerotic with desmoplastic reaction."

Page 49, column 2, sentence 3: The sentence should read as follows: "The presence of fat is easily recognized owing to its low [not high] attenuation at CT or its high signal intensity at T1-weighted MR imaging with loss of signal intensity on fat-suppressed images."

"Primary Neoplasms of the Appendix: Radiologic Spectrum of Disease with Pathologic Correlation"

RadioGraphics 2003; 23:645–662.

Page 648, sentences 3 and 4: The sentences should read as follows: "Analogous findings are seen at endoscopy, but, as with contrast enema examination, the overall size and morphologic features cannot be assessed (Fig 2a–2c) [not 3a–3c]. Cross-sectional imaging (CT, ultrasonography [US], or magnetic resonance [MR] imaging) is useful for evaluating the full extent of the lesion in this setting (Fig 2d) [not 3d]."

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