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Fig. 3B. —67-year-old woman with surgically confirmed T3 lesion of gallbladder. Axial CT scan obtained 15 mm cephalad to A shows wall thickening (arrow) of neck of gallbladder, which has close contact with adjacent common bile duct (D). Specimen showed lesion to be carcinoma with serosal and bile duct invasion (T3). Although lesion was initially overlooked, correct diagnosis of T3 was made by both observers after study coordinator suggested location of lesion.

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