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Fig. 4B. —16-year-old boy who fell onto outstretched hand and incurred dorsiflexion injury to right wrist. Patient was seen at family medical clinic, where radiographs were obtained that raised possibility of scaphoid fracture. T2-weighted fast spin-echo coronal MR image (TR/TE, 4233/72) with fat saturation through scaphoid bone, obtained with flex coil through casting material 13 days after initial radiography, shows obviously poor signal-to-noise ratio. Even with this limitation, linear low-signal-intensity focus (straight arrow) surrounded by high-signal-intensity edema is seen. Contusion of distal radial metaphysis is incidentally observed (curved arrow).