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Fig. 2B. 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 = histologyphysical
examination. Difference between size estimates based on histology and those
based on MRI approaches zero as tumor size increases, suggesting that MRI
becomes more accurate as residual tumor size increases.
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