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Fig. 1. —Bar chart shows normalized signal attenuation in benign-fracture edema, tumor lesion with and without accompanying fracture, and normal bone marrow for three investigated sequences. Signal attenuation of benign fracture edema was statistically significant (p < 0.05), whereas tumor lesions independent of accompanying fracture lacked statistical significance. Normal fatty bone marrow showed no signal attenuation. White bars = benign fracture, striped bars = tumor with fracture, black bars = tumor, Ibars with dots = fatty bone marrow.