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Fig. 1B. —26-year-old man with lateral pain and normal-appearing spring ligament. Coronal MR image shows normal superomedial portion (arrows) and inferior portion of spring ligament. Superomedial portion blends with superficial fibers of deltoid ligament. Note that inferior portion of spring ligament can normally contain heterogeneous signal at its sustentacular attachment (arrowhead).