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Fig. 5B. —40-year-old woman with draining sinus tract on plantar aspect of foot with multiple prior débridements with history of penetrating trauma 2 years earlier. Sonogram of foot shows retained wooden foreign body with hyperechoic leading edge and obscuration of trailing edge by acoustic shadowing.