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Errata

RadioGraphics 2005; 25:135–155

Page 146, column 1, lines 2–11, and page 302, Test 5, question 7. The following lines from page 146 should read as follows: "An immature adult worm unable to mature in the accidental human host can reach a peripheral vein and travel in the bloodstream until it lodges in a distal pulmonary arterial branch [not pulmonary vein] (1,2) . . . Once the parasite lodges in a distal pulmonary arterial branch [not pulmonary vein], an infarction can originate." Question 7 of Test 5 on page 302 should read as follows: "In which of the following parasitic diseases does the responsible infective organism lodge in a pulmonary arterial branch [not pulmonary vein] and manifest as a solitary pulmonary nodule?"

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