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Fig. 2A —58-year-old woman with sarcoidosis and pelvic pain. Anteroposterior radiograph of pelvis was interpreted as normal. Coronal images of pelvis and hips obtained with T1-weighting (TR/TE 550/8) in A, and proton density weighting with fat saturation in B (3,600/22) show innumerable discrete subcentimeric lesions infiltrating marrow.