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Fig. 5. —Type I superior peroneal retinacular injury in 49-year-old woman with chronic dislocation of peroneus brevis tendon. Axial T1-weighted image (TR/TE, 900/22) depicts dislocation of peroneus brevis tendon (curved arrow) into pouch formed by elevated superior peroneal retinaculum (straight long arrow). Fibular groove (straight short arrows) is irregular and flat. Small fragment of peroneus brevis tendon remained in groove (open arrow).