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Fig. 1B. —44-year-old man with surgically confirmed T1 lesion of gallbladder. Sagittal multiplanar reconstruction of CT scan shows overall shape of lesion (black arrow) and its broadbased attachment (white arrow) to gallbladder wall. However, it is not possible to see whether lesion is confined to mucomuscular layer (T1) or has invaded beyond that layer (T2). One observer rated this lesion as 4 for T1 category and other observer rated it as 4 for T2. Lesion was then diagnosed as T2 by consensus.

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