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Fig. 2E —68-year-old man with leg mass of gradual onset and history of tibial fracture and compartment syndrome 30 years previously. Coronal gradient MR sequences (TR/TE, 600/200 msec; gradient/20) show oval mass (D) abutting anterolateral aspect of mid-fibular diaphysis, paralleling radiograph findings. Peripheral rim of low signal intensity shows minimal blooming artifact (arrowheads, E) consistent with peripheral calcification. Mass is causing swelling of overlying skin. A coronal image more anteriorly (F) shows old tibial fracture and inferior aspect of peripherally calcified mass.