Imaging error
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* John A. Clark MDCM

As a radiologist, I routinely enjoy the case reports with imaging in the Practice section of *CMAJ*. Unfortunately, it seems that the imaging content of reports is not always reviewed by someone with imaging expertise.

This is demonstrated in a recent case report.1 In Figure 2, the arrow points to a small nonspecific lesion in the spleen, which the caption claims is a renal angiolipoma. I would hope that a first-year radiology resident would not make this mistake!

## REFERENCE

1.  1. Weir E, Cohen M. A 48-year-old woman with lymphangioleiomyomatosis. CMAJ 2007;176(9):1271-2.
    
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