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Fig. 3B. —80-year-old man with osteochondral fracture in capitellum. Coronal fast spin-echo fat-suppressed T2-weighted MR image (TR/effective TE, 3500/65) shows focal cartilage defect in capitellum with underlying marrow high signal intensity, consistent with osteochondral fracture (arrow). Defect should not be confused with "pseudodefect" of capitellum because abnormality is too anterior, and high signal intensity present around lesion would not be seen. Note remainder of images determined high signal intensity in radial shaft to be residual red marrow.