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Fig. 3. —Interobserver variability in detection of rim sign. CT scan of 41-year-old man shows small amount of soft tissue surrounding more anterior of two pelvic calcifications (arrow). Radiologist one recorded rim sign as being "probably present," radiologist two as being "definitely absent," and resident as being "indeterminate" ("can't tell").

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