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Fig. 2D. —20-year-old woman with primary lymphoma of bone in proximal metaepiphysis of tibia and development of infarctionlike pattern after therapy (patient 5). Coronal T1-weighted (520/11) (C) and coronal proton density-weighed fat-saturated (4,870/42) (D) images obtained 10 months after start of therapy show pattern similar to that found in bone infarction with linear peripheral hypointense rim (arrows, C) on T1-weighted images and partial hyperintensity (arrows, D) on proton density-weighted image.