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"CT Depiction of Experimental Liver Tumors: Contrast Enhancement with Hepatocyte-selective Iodinated Triglyceride versus Conventional Techniques." Radiology 1997; 203:465-470.
Page 467, Figure 3, the y-axis title should have read "Mean Attenuation Difference (HU) ± SEM" (instead of "Mean Lesion Attenuation [HU] ± SEM").
Page 468, the images in Figure 4 were not of optimal quality because the blankets on the web press were improperly cleaned before printing.
The images should have appeared as follows:
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Figure 4. Triglyceride-enhanced CT compared with conventional CT techniques. Axial images were obtained in a 5-mm-diameter VX2 lesion at (a) unenhanced CT, (b) iohexol-enhanced CT (600 mg I/kg), (c) CTAP (600) mg I/kg), (d) triglyceride-enhanced CT (125 mg I/kg), and (e) dual-contrast-enhanced CT (425 mg I/kg). Note increased conspicuity of bilobate lesion (arrow) on d compared with c, at one-fifth the iodine dose. On b, the lesion is camouflaged by tumor enhancement as a result of the nonspecific biodistribution of the conventional contrast material.
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