Corrigendum to "CAR/CSAR Practice Statement on Pelvic MRI for Endometriosis"

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This corrigendum corrects errors in the original CAR/CSAR practice statement regarding pelvic MRI for endometriosis.

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This corrigendum serves as a formal correction to the previously published Canadian Association of Radiologists and Canadian Society for Abdominal Radiology practice statement regarding the use of pelvic magnetic resonance imaging for endometriosis. The document does not present new research data or clinical findings but rather addresses specific errors or updates required in the original guidelines. It ensures that clinicians and radiologists have access to accurate technical recommendations for imaging protocols associated with this condition. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, it corrects the official radiological practice statements used for diagnosing and managing deep infiltrating endometriosis via MRI.

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