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Fig. 5. —74-year-old woman with iliopsoas avulsion injury after fall 2 days before MRI examination. T2-weighted axial fast spin-echo fat-suppressed image shows abnormally high signal (arrows) in and surrounding iliopsoas muscle, which is consistent with partial tear of muscle and surrounding hemorrhage. Note also some abnormal signal around gluteus minimus muscle (asterisks).