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Fig. 1B. —Normal infrapatellar plica. Sagittal fast spin-echo T2-weighted MR image (TR/TE, 4000/72) with fat suppression through intercondylar notch shows normal infrapatellar plica as thin, linear low-signal-intensity structure (black arrow) in Hoffa's fat with more prominent intercondylar component (straight white arrows) lying anterior to anterior cruciate ligament (curved white arrows), proximal attachment in intercondylar portion of femur, and distal visualized portion attaching to prominent transverse ligament.