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Fig. 2A. —Graphs show difference between histology and physical examination or MRI plotted against mean of histology and physical examination or MRI. Solid line = identity, dashed line = histology–physical examination. Difference in tumor size at histology and on physical examination increases with increasing tumor size, suggesting that physical examination becomes more inaccurate as tumor size increases, particularly when size of residual tumor exceeds 5 cm.





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