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Fig. 7. Scatterplot compares lesion areas obtained with elastography with areas obtained from gross pathology specimens along center planes. Dotted line at 45° denotes perfect fit between elastographically and pathologically derived areas of lesions, whereas solid line denotes best linear fit of data. Scatterplot and linear fit were obtained over 40 independent data sets. Mean square error is 0.1961.





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