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Fig. 2. —42-year-old woman with diabetes and acute pain in left thigh.

A, Axial sonogram reveals well-defined, hypoechoic lesion involving adductor magnus muscle (black arrows and cursors). Note presence of posterior acoustic enhancement. Also, note echogenic structures (white arrows), which appeared linear at real time, coursing through lesion.